Shorewood School District

The Shorewood School District is a high-performing school district in Wisconsin, with 5 schools serving students from elementary through high school. The district is home to several standout schools, including Shorewood High School, which ranks 54th out of 431 Wisconsin high schools, and Lake Bluff Elementary, the top-performing elementary school in the district.

Academically, the schools in the Shorewood School District consistently outperform the state average on standardized tests, with Shorewood High and Lake Bluff Elementary being particularly strong performers. The district also boasts impressive graduation rates, with Shorewood High having a 99.3% four-year graduation rate and the public charter high school, New Horizons for Learning, achieving a 100% graduation rate. However, New Horizons for Learning also stands out with an 80% chronic absenteeism rate, which is significantly higher than the other schools in the district.

The Shorewood School District's spending per student varies, with Shorewood High spending the most at $15,717 per student and New Horizons for Learning spending the least at $11,721 per student. This suggests the district may be allocating resources differently across its schools, which could contribute to the varying performance levels observed.