Summary:
ZIP code 54180 is served by the Wrightstown Community School District in Wisconsin, with three public schools covering the full PK–12 span: Wrightstown Elementary (PK–4, 540 students), Wrightstown Middle (5–8, 398 students), and Wrightstown High (9–12, 414 students), totaling 1,352 students. The district ranks 65th of 432 in Wisconsin — the 85th percentile — with 4 stars.
Each school has its own standout strength. Wrightstown Elementary posts the strongest academic signal in the area: 2025–2026 math proficiency is 81.11% in 3rd grade and 85.06% in 4th grade, roughly 26–32 percentage points above the state. Wrightstown Middle has the best current rank profile at 86th percentile and the lowest chronic absenteeism at 4.6%, well under the district's 7.9% and the state's 17.3%; its top 2025–2026 result is 8th grade Social Studies at 81.82%. Wrightstown High has outstanding completion metrics — a 100.0% graduation rate versus 92.0% statewide and a 0.4% dropout rate versus 1.1% statewide.
Every reported school test score in 2024–2025 and 2025–2026 is above the state average, but a few watch items stand out. Science is consistently the smallest positive gap (Elementary Science 4th is +4.01 points over state), high-school ACT scores declined notably year over year (ACT ELA from 70.53 to 56.31), and high-school chronic absenteeism is 12.7% — above the district rate and far above the middle school's 4.6%, though still below the state. All three schools saw rank percentiles slip in 2025–2026, with the middle and high schools moving from 5 stars to 4 stars. Notably, spending and staffing don't map neatly onto outcomes: the high school spends the most per student ($15,635) with the lowest student-teacher ratio (13.5), while the elementary school spends the least ($11,355) yet produces the strongest relative math results. Free/reduced lunch rates are clustered tightly around 19–21% across all three schools, so economic need does not differ much between them.
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