Summary:
ZIP code 54893 has one public high school: Webster High, serving grades 9–12 to 186 students as part of the Webster School District in Webster, Wisconsin. Because it is the only high school in the area, there are no local peer schools to compare it against — the state is the useful yardstick. Small size matters here: with roughly 46 students per grade, a 10th-grade testing cohort of about 17–18 students means one student changing proficiency can shift a subject score by 5–6 points. Its test results are also identical to the district's, so comparisons are best made against the state.
On completion and most academics, Webster High compares well with Wisconsin. It graduates 97.4% of students versus 92.0% statewide and reports a 0.0% dropout rate against the state's 1.1%. In 2025-26 it scored above the state in Social Studies (52.94% vs. 48.25%), Science (47.22% vs. 43.20%), and English Language Arts (50.00% vs. 48.47%). Its rating improved to 3 stars and the 58th percentile — its best of the three years shown — up from the 37th percentile the year before. About 51.08% of students qualify for free or reduced-price lunch, and per-student spending is $20,862 with a 10.1:1 student-teacher ratio.
Two areas need attention. Mathematics is below the state in both years (38.89% vs. 42.93% in 2025-26) and is the only subject that did not improve. Chronic absenteeism is 18.5%, above both the state (17.3%) and the district (11.6%), meaning nearly one in five students misses 10% or more of enrolled days. Science's 8.1-point one-year jump (39.13% to 47.22%) is encouraging, but it rests on a very small cohort, so treat it as a signal to watch rather than a settled trend.
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