Summary:
ZIP code 54832 in Drummond, Wisconsin is served by a single elementary school, Drummond Elementary, a PK–6 school with 156 students in the Drummond Area School District; because it is the only school in the area, parents have one clear option and the most useful comparisons are with state averages.
Academically, the school's results are mixed but show real strengths. In 2024–2025 it ranked 265 of 1,044 schools (75th percentile, 4 stars) and scored above the state in 8 of 10 reported subject-grade tests, including exceptionally strong math in every tested grade and grade 6 ELA at 90.48%. In 2025–2026, results moved closer to average: rank 501 of 1,039 (52nd percentile, 3 stars), with proficiency above the state in 5 of 10 tests. Grade 6 ELA remained a standout at 77.78% (state about 54.95%), and grades 5 and 6 math stayed well above state at 68% and 66.67%. Current concerns are grade 4 ELA at 40% (state 53.87%) and grade 4 science at 35% (state 53.46%); the same grade's science was 60% a year earlier, and because grade 4 cohorts change yearly, these figures are best watched over several years rather than treated as a lasting trend.
Beyond test scores, Drummond Elementary stands out for attendance and class size. Chronic absenteeism is 8.7%, far below the district's 15.4% and the state's 17.3%, making it one of the clearest positive signs in the data. The school also reports $17,418 in per-student spending and a 10.4:1 student-teacher ratio, which suggests relatively small classes. With only 156 students across PK–6, grade-level percentages rest on small groups of students, so a few students can shift results substantially; parents should weigh the school's generally solid standing, strong attendance, and continued strength in upper-grade math and ELA while monitoring the weaker grade 4 outcomes.
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