The area’s eight school districts’ report cards are out, and they are worthy of posting on your refrigerator at home. The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction released its annual report cards earlier this week, showing how schools are doing with test scores, attendance, and other factors. Of the 421 school districts in Wisconsin, 94 percent met or exceeded state expectations. All eight school districts in Door and Kewaunee counties met expectations, and five exceeded them. Sevastopol Superintendent Kyle Luedtke credited the students and faculty for their efforts to keep their district’s scores the highest on the peninsula for public school districts.

The DPI notes that this is the first report card not to include any pre-pandemic data, giving officials a full look at how they have done after COVID-19 and where improvements need to be made. You can click this link to dive deeper into your district's results. 

KEWAUNEE COUNTY

Algoma: 62.5 Meets Expectations (Elementary School 61.6, High School 62.1, Venture Academy 60.8)

Kewaunee: 60.6 Meets Expectations (Elementary 68.6, Middle 60.3, High School 56.0)

Luxemburg-Casco: 73.7 Exceeds Expectations (Intermediate 94.1, Primary AR, Middle School 67.3, High School 57.1)

DOOR COUNTY

Gibraltar 77.8 Exceeds Expectations (Elementary 71.3, Middle 72.6, High School 86.8)

Sevastopol 80.4 Exceeds Expectations (Elementary 86.8, Middle 92.2, High School 60.8)

Southern Door 75.5 Exceeds Expectations (Elementary 77.6, Middle 82.6, High School 65.4)

Sturgeon Bay 68.5 Meets Expectations (Sawyer AR, Sunrise 64.7, Walker Middle 86.5, High School 55.5)

Washington Island 77.9 Exceeds Expectations (Elementary 82.9, High School)

NOTE: AR means Alternate Rating- Satisfactory Progress. Some schools, because of size or grade range, do not have enough data to receive a score. Public schools with insufficient data participate in an alternate accountability process.