Summary:
Zip code 67467 has two schools serving preschool through grade 12, with nearly 600 students combined, in the North Ottawa County area. The most important finding is that Minneapolis Elementary leads Minneapolis Junior-Senior High School in all three subjects in the latest all-grades results, with the widest gap in science.
Minneapolis Elementary scored 49% in ELA, 46% in math and 50% in science, compared with 38%, 41% and 34% at the high school—a lead of 11, 4 and 16 percentage points, respectively. Elementary was also above state results in all three subjects, most notably in science, by 12 points. The high school’s clearest strength is math: its 41% result was about even with the state, while its ELA was 8 points below and science 4 points below. Grade-level results show why schoolwide figures do not tell the whole story: Elementary fifth graders were above state results by 9 points in ELA and 13 in math, while high school 10th-grade math was 7 points above the state.
Both schools improved in ELA and math from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, but science moved in opposite directions: Elementary rose 17 points, while the high school fell 5. The high school’s SchoolDigger statewide percentile ranking slipped from 64 to 62 over that period, even as its ELA and math results rose; Elementary’s ranking increased from 41 to 53. The schools have similar student–teacher ratios—9.9 at the high school and 10.2 at Elementary—and enrollments, but Elementary’s reported free/reduced-lunch rate was higher, 50% versus 42%. These context figures are observations, not explanations for test results. Because there are only two schools, comparisons describe this pair, and the schools serve different grade spans.
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