Summary:
Zip code 54768 covers Stanley, Wisconsin, and contains three public schools serving grades K–12 — Stanley Elementary, Stanley-Boyd Middle, and Stanley-Boyd High — all in the Stanley-Boyd Area School District and all sharing the same address, 507 E 1st Ave, suggesting a connected campus. Together they enroll 1,001 students: 437 in elementary (K–5), 223 in middle (6–8), and 341 in high school (9–12). The district ranks 155th of 432 Wisconsin districts, placing it in the 64th percentile with 3 stars.
Stanley Elementary is the academic standout: in 2025–2026 it ranked 305th of 1,039 schools (71st percentile, 4 stars), above the district's 64th percentile, and scored above the state in every reported subject and grade that year. Stanley-Boyd Middle shows the clearest improvement, rising from 2 stars and the 41st percentile in 2023–2024 to 3 stars and the 61st percentile in 2025–2026, highlighted by 7th-grade math at 76.12% versus the state's 55.67%. Stanley-Boyd High is more mixed: Math ACT proficiency of 60.61% far exceeds the state's 42.93%, but ELA ACT (45.45% vs 48.47%) and social studies (45.78% vs 48.25%) trail the state. Attendance is a district-wide strength — chronic absenteeism is 6.1% at the elementary, 0.9% at the middle, and 2.7% at the high school, all far below the state's 17.3%.
Other metrics vary by level: free/reduced lunch is 48.28% at the elementary, 41.7% at the middle, and 37.54% at the high school, while per-student spending is $13,832, $10,826, and $14,823. Student-teacher ratios are 12.5, 14.7, and 13.5. The high school graduates 91.1% of students, just under the state's 92.0%, with a 0.9% dropout rate versus the state's 1.1%; the middle school reports a 0.0% dropout rate. Overall, this is a district performing above the state in math and attendance, strongest at the elementary level and most variable at the high school.
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