Summary:
ZIP code 54872 covers Siren, Wisconsin, and has 2 public schools — Siren Elementary (grades PK–5, 172 students) and Siren High (grades 6–12, 193 students) — both in the Siren School District, serving 365 students total, with no separate middle or alternative school.
Both schools are rated 1 star in their latest rankings, and the district ranks 407th of 432 statewide, at the 6th percentile with 0 stars. But the two schools are heading in opposite directions recently: Siren High's latest rank is 402nd of 533 at the 25th percentile, up from 5th and 7th percentiles in the two prior years, while Siren Elementary is 906th of 1,039 at the 13th percentile, down from 17th and 20th. Attendance is the clearest split: chronic absenteeism is 29.2% at Siren High — well above the district's 23.2% and the state's 17.3% — versus 15.5% at Siren Elementary, which is better than the state. Siren High also reports a 94.2% graduation rate, above the state's 92.0%, though its dropout rate of 2.4% is more than double the state's 1.1%.
Academically, Siren High averages about 38.0% proficiency across reported 2025–2026 tests versus a state average of 52.2%; Siren Elementary averages about 29.3% versus 54.7%. Siren Elementary's math is the biggest concern — 21.74% in 3rd grade, 20.83% in 4th, and 30.00% in 5th, against state rates near 52–55%. Siren High's relative strengths are 8th-grade Social Studies (57.14%) and Science (47.62%) and 10th-grade Social Studies (45.45%). Despite Siren Elementary spending more per student ($21,632 vs. $20,847) and having an 8.5 student-teacher ratio versus 11.4, its proficiency rates are generally lower. Small grade-level cohorts mean year-to-year swings should be read cautiously.
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