0 Kids Were Proficient In Math At These 19 MN Schools: Report

MINNEAPOLIS — Minnesota's public school students continue to struggle academically following school shutdowns and other pandemic-related disruptions.

Math scores in particular have fallen to historic lows, according to a new report.

Nineteen of Minnesota's public schools — including 11 charter schools, six traditional schools, and two online schools — had zero students who were proficient in math according to analysis from the Center for the American Experiment.

Students at these schools could not demonstrate basic grade-level math skills during the 2021-2022 school year, according to the report:

• Jenny Lind Elementary
• Sheridan Elementary
• Anishinabe Academy Elementary
• Wellstone International High
• North Community High
• Heritage Academy High
• Hill Citty Senior High
• Ponemah Elementary
• Laporte Secondary
• Fridley Online Academy
• Saints Online Middle School
• Benjamin E. Mays Magnet
• Cherokee Heights Elementary
• Obama Service Learning Elementary
• City Academy
• High School for Recording Arts
• Kato Public Charter
• Pillager Area Charter
• SAGE Academy Charter

Read the entire report at the Center for American Experiment.

As Patch previously reported, the number of Minnesota students overall who meet the standards in math, reading, and science over time has declined significantly since the pandemic:

Look up an individual school or school district's test scores and graduation rates using Minnesota's online "report card" tool.