Summary:
ZIP code 54725 is home to a single high school: Boyceville High, serving grades 9–12 with 211 students at 1031 Tiffany St in Boyceville, Wisconsin. It is the only high school in the Boyceville Community School District, so the school's high-school results and the district's are the same students — there is no nearby peer school to compare against. That also means each tested student is worth roughly 2 percentage points in the reported proficiency rates, since only about 45–50 students take each subject exam.
On state ratings, the school has moved up clearly: its percentile among Wisconsin high schools rose from 20 to 49 to 53 over three years, and its star rating climbed from 1 star to 3 stars. Subject results are more mixed. Tenth-grade English Language Arts scored 57.78% in 2025‑2026, nearly 9.3 points above the state's 48.47%, and 10th-grade math scored 55.10% in 2024‑2025, over 12 points above the state's 42.73%. But math then dropped about 12.9 points and ELA rose about 14.9 points year over year while the state barely moved — swings of only a few students, not reliable trends. Social studies is the steadiest concern, below the state in both years and 10.75 points behind in the latest.
Attendance is a relative strength: 14.7% chronically absent beats the state's 17.3%, though it is about double the district's 7.5%. The graduation rate of 88.4% is 3.6 points under the state's 92.0%, while the 1.9% dropout rate is low. Spending is $16,885 per student, and 41.23% of students qualify for free/reduced lunch; no benchmarks are provided for either. Overall: a small, roughly state-average school on an improving ratings trajectory, with volatile subject scores and strong attendance.
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