Summary:
ZIP code 54466 covers Pittsville in Wood County, Wisconsin, and contains exactly one high school: Pittsville High, which serves grades 9–12 to about 175 students as part of the Pittsville School District. With just one school in the area, there are no local peers to compare it with, so the most useful benchmarks are the school against its own district and against the state of Wisconsin.
Pittsville High is the stronger link in its district chain: while the district overall is rated 2 stars at the 42nd percentile statewide, the high school earned 3 stars at the 56th percentile in 2025–26 — a sharp rebound from 2024–25, when it dropped to 1 star (26th percentile), a 30-percentile-point swing. That change tracks real test-score movement. Science rose 17 points to 48.84% proficient, above the state's 43.20%, and Math climbed from about 11 points below the state to slightly above it. English Language Arts is the persistent soft spot — below the state in both years — though the gap narrowed from roughly 10 points to about 2. Social Studies moved the opposite way, falling about 13 points to 44.44%, now below the state average.
Outside the classroom, results are strong: a 100% graduation rate (state 92%), a 0% dropout rate, and chronic absenteeism of 11.5% against the state's 17.3%, though slightly above the district's 9.8%. About one in three students qualifies for free or reduced lunch, and the school spends $18,978 per student with a 10.4:1 student–teacher ratio — resource-intensive, as small rural schools tend to be. Because each grade holds only about 40 students, year-to-year swings should be read with caution.
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