Schools in Central Park (Superior), Wisconsin
Part of the Central Park (Superior) neighborhood guide. Back to the full guide.
Central Park is served by the School District of Superior, which enrolled 3,732 students as of its September 2025 count across five elementaries, a preschool, one middle school, and one high school (School District of Superior, accessed 2026-08-13). Elementary assignment depends on address across Northern Lights, Cooper, Great Lakes, Bryant, and Four Corners, all prekindergarten through grade 5. Every student then attends Superior Middle School, about 888 students in grades 6 through 8, and Superior High School, about 1,256 in grades 9 through 12 (NCES Common Core of Data, 2024-2025, accessed 2026-08-13).
Bryant Elementary, at about 283 students, is the smaller east-side elementary and is the one Central Park families most often ask about, but attendance boundaries within the city change and this neighborhood spans enough ground that assignment varies by address. Confirm your specific address with the district rather than relying on a listing sheet.
The structural point for anyone comparing Superior against the Minnesota suburbs is scale. Superior High School is the largest high school in this guide's coverage area, roughly double Cloquet's and more than double Hermantown's, which buys a broader course catalog, more advanced coursework, and a wider activity range. What it does not buy is choice, since there is only one. The district also reports that about 45.8% of students qualified for free or reduced-price meals in 2024-25, a straightforward indicator of the district's resource picture worth setting alongside Hermantown's or Esko's when you compare.
The University of Wisconsin-Superior sits on Belknap Street at the neighborhood's southern edge, close enough to walk, with Wisconsin Indianhead Technical College nearby and the full Duluth higher-education cluster fifteen to twenty minutes away. This guide builds its own transparent school ratings from Wisconsin DPI data rather than republishing licensed third-party scores.
The single comprehensive high school for the whole city.
A smaller neighborhood elementary on Superior's east side.
Higher education nearby: University of Wisconsin-Superior, Wisconsin Indianhead Technical College, Lake Superior College, University of Minnesota Duluth, College of St. Scholastica.
District guide: School District of Superior
Schools next door
A mile west, the Tower Avenue commercial core with the breweries, the Anchor Bar, and the civic buildings.
North End (Superior)Northwest toward the port, older working-class stock and the brewery district at a lower price.
Allouez-Itasca (Superior)East along the bay toward the ore docks and Wisconsin Point.
South End (South Superior)South along Tower Avenue, more postwar housing and a lower entry price.
Billings Park (Superior)The west end of the city on the St. Louis River, the other quiet residential neighborhood with a signature park.