Summary:
ZIP code 54942 is served by three schools — two elementary schools (PK–4) and one middle school (grades 5–8) — all part of the Hortonville Area School District, with a combined enrollment of 1,782 students; there is no high school inside the ZIP code, so older students likely attend a district campus elsewhere. The district as a whole ranks 59th of 432 in Wisconsin, placing it in the 86th percentile with 4 stars.
Greenville Middle is the standout for improvement. In 2025–26 it ranked 62nd of 643 middle schools, reaching the 90th percentile and 5 stars — up from 4 stars and the 84th percentile the year before. Its average proficiency across listed tests rose from 68.31% to 72.98%, slightly above the district’s 72.67% and well above the state’s 54.95%, with standout results in 8th grade Social Studies (83.85%) and 6th and 7th grade ELA. North Greenville Elementary still posts the highest current proficiency average at 73.80%, well above the district’s 68.31%, and earns 4 stars at 135th of 1,039 (87th percentile) — though that is a decline from 79.42% and 5 stars a year earlier, driven by drops in 3rd grade ELA and math. Greenville Elementary ranks 371st of 1,039 (64th percentile, 3 stars) with the most uneven profile: strong 3rd grade Math (79.31%) and ELA (72.41%), but 4th grade ELA (49.6%) and 4th grade Science (50.4%) fall below state averages.
Non-test measures are encouraging across the board. Chronic absenteeism is just 0.7% at Greenville Elementary, 0.8% at North Greenville Elementary, and 4.1% at Greenville Middle, all far below the state’s 17.3%; the middle school is the only one above the district’s 2.4%. Free/reduced lunch ranges from 7.8% to 15.37%, and student-teacher ratios are similar (12.4 to 13.2), with North Greenville having the lowest. Notably, spending does not track with results — Greenville Elementary spends the most per student ($13,571) yet has the lowest proficiency average, while Greenville Middle spends the least ($11,761) and holds the top rank.
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