Summary:
Bayport, Minnesota has just two schools in this data set: Andersen Elementary, a PK–5 elementary school, and MN Correctional Facility-Stillwater, a 9–12 high school operated by the Minnesota Department of Corrections. No middle schools or alternative schools are listed for the area, and the two schools together enroll 336 students — 327 at Andersen and only 9 at the correctional facility.
Andersen Elementary is the only school here with detailed academic data, and it is improving: its state rank moved from the 42nd percentile in 2023–2024 to the 52nd percentile in 2025–2026, rising from 2 stars to 3 stars. Math is its relative strength, with all-grades math at 52.3% proficient (above the state's 44.9%) and 5th grade math at 53.1% (above both the district and the state). Reading is the clear weak spot at 46.4%, below the state's 48.6%, and 4th grade math stands out at 42%, far below the state's 55.2% and the district's 68.4%. Notably, its district, Stillwater Area Public Schools, ranks 47th of 458 districts (90th percentile, 4 stars), well above where Andersen itself ranks.
MN Correctional Facility-Stillwater is a very different setting: 9 students, its own district (Minnesota Department of Corrections), and no test scores, rank history, or student/teacher ratio reported. Its free/reduced lunch rate is 66.67%, compared with 18.04% at Andersen. With only 9 students, each student represents about 11.1 percentage points, so its percentages are unstable. Missing data here should be read as an information gap, not as evidence of low performance.
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