Summary:
Zip code 54302 in Green Bay, Wisconsin is home to just one middle school: Edison Middle, a grades 6–8 school with 1,121 students in the Green Bay Area Public School District. Because it is the only middle school in the zip code, the useful comparisons are to the district and the state. About 62% of students qualify for free or reduced lunch, per-student spending is $15,201, and the student-teacher ratio is 13.5:1 — fairly lean for a school this size.
On the 2025–26 Forward Exam, Edison averaged roughly 30% proficient across eight subject and grade measures, against about 55% statewide, and it trailed its own district in all eight. Its closest results to district averages were 6th grade ELA (36.29%) and 6th grade math (35.75%); its lowest were 7th grade ELA (23.95%) and 8th grade math (24.09%). The encouraging news is momentum: scores rose on six of eight measures, averaging about +4.6 points, led by 8th grade science (+10.6 points) and 8th grade social studies (+10.5 points). Seventh grade was the exception, slipping in both ELA and math, and it holds the school's widest gaps to the state.
Chronic absenteeism is the clearest concern at 29.1% — roughly three in ten students — above the district's 27.3% and well above the state's 17.3%. By contrast, the dropout rate is just 0.1%, far below the district's 2.0% and the state's 1.1%. The school has earned 1 star and ranked in the 11th–13th percentile for three straight years; the district itself ranks 383 of 432, so Edison is largely performing in line with its surrounding context rather than far below it, while showing real absolute gains in test scores.
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