Summary:
Maplewood, Minnesota has 10 schools serving about 4,236 students across elementary, middle, high school, and alternative settings, split among three districts: North St. Paul-Maplewood Oakdale (6 schools, 3,255 students), Roseville Public School District (2 schools, 649 students), and Sejong Academy of Minnesota (2 schools, 332 students). Enrollment is highly concentrated: John Glenn Middle alone enrolls 1,073 students, about a quarter of the city total, and the three largest schools hold roughly 65% of all enrollment. Six schools are elementary, one is middle, one is high school, and two are alternative programs.
Among schools with reported scores, Sejong Academy Lower School posts the city's highest all-grade math (41.5%) and science (22.7%), despite an 85.2% free/reduced lunch rate, though its reading (26.5%) trails. Edgerton Elementary leads reading at 40.5% and ranks second in math at 37.9% with a stable 2-star rating. Weaver Elementary has the top math score among district 622 schools (36.0%), and Carver Elementary beats its district in both math and reading. Sejong Academy Upper School is the most volatile, swinging from the 94th percentile and 5 stars to the 31st percentile and 2 stars to the 52nd percentile and 3 stars, with a 93.7% graduation rate.
Science is the area's sharpest weakness: every reported all-grade school score falls below the state averages in math, reading, and science. John Glenn Middle is lowest in science at 6.5% and math at 22.9%. Justice Alan Page Elementary School sits at the 13th percentile, and Harambee Elementary School has the city's lowest math (21.5%). The alternative schools, Fairview Adolescent Education Progr and PrairieCare Maplewood, have nearly all test scores suppressed and cannot be compared academically.
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