Summary:
ZIP code 54405 covers Abbotsford, Wisconsin, and has two public schools serving grades PK–12 in the Abbotsford School District: Abbotsford Elementary (PK–5, 374 students) and Abbotsford Middle/Senior High (6–12, 414 students), for 788 students total. The district is ranked 417 out of 432 in Wisconsin, at the 3rd percentile with 0 stars, and both schools are low-ranked in 2025–2026. There is no academically high-performing standout in this ZIP code, but there are notable bright spots in graduation, dropout, and attendance.
The strongest results are at Abbotsford Middle/Senior High, which reports a 100.0% graduation rate, 0.0% dropout rate, and 1 star in 2025–2026, up from 0 stars and 6th–7th percentile in prior years to 18th percentile. Abbotsford Elementary stands out for low chronic absenteeism at 3.2%, versus 7.6% district and 17.3% state. However, the high school’s chronic absenteeism is 11.1%, higher than the district and more than triple the elementary school. Academically, elementary math is the clearest weakness: 5th grade 10.2%, 4th grade 15.38%, and 3rd grade 20.63% proficient, compared with state averages around 51.81%, 52.87%, and 54.75%.
Across Forward exams, elementary ELA averages 23.05% versus 53.19% statewide, and elementary math averages 15.40% versus 53.14%. At the middle/senior high, Forward ELA averages 27.03% versus 54.89%, math 25.53% versus 54.31%, and grade 10 ACT 24.66% versus 44.87%. Social studies is relatively stronger: 10th grade is 42.86% versus 48.25% state, though 8th grade is 44.07% versus 64.63%. Some year-over-year gains occurred, such as elementary science rising from 6.12% to 28.85% and 10th-grade social studies from 30.61% to 42.86%, but 8th-grade math fell from 41.18% to 23.73%. Poverty indicators are high—free/reduced lunch is 65.46% at the high school and 70.59% at the elementary—with per-student spending of $13,407 and $14,126 and student–teacher ratios of 15 and 12.
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