Summary:
ZIP code 54929 in Clintonville, Wisconsin is served by three public schools — one elementary (PK–5), one middle (grades 6–8), and one high school (grades 9–12) — all part of the Clintonville School District, with a combined enrollment of 1,121 students.
No single school here is strong across every measure, so the standout patterns are metric-specific. Clintonville Middle has the best latest rank (45th percentile, 2 stars), the smallest classes (11.3 students per teacher), and a 0.0% dropout rate; its 7th grade ELA and math beat the state, and 8th grade math jumped from 41.77% to 57.89% proficient, moving from 11.29 points below state to 4.22 points above. Its weak spot is 6th grade, where ELA is 17.25 points below state and math 14.26 points below. Clintonville High graduates 92.4% of students (above the state's 92.0%) with a 0.7% dropout rate, but has the highest chronic absenteeism at 28.1% and ACT math and science proficiency more than 10 points below state. Clintonville Elementary School, the largest school at 505 students, shines in early math — 3rd grade math is 66.67% proficient vs. 54.75% statewide — but 5th grade ELA and math fall below state.
Across all three schools, chronic absenteeism exceeds the state's 17.3%, though the district's 23.1% is driven upward by the high school. Free/reduced lunch is highest at the elementary (59.41%) and lowest at the high school (41.07%), while per-student spending runs the opposite way ($13,475 vs. $16,007). The district itself is rated 1 star (28th percentile) even though all three schools earn 2 stars. In 2025–2026, only 6 of 20 school-level test comparisons were above state. The biggest academic red flags are 6th grade at the middle school and ACT math and science at the high school.
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