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Best Public Schools in Marshall, MN


At a glance
8
Schools
2,570
Students
2
Districts
Top rankedMarshall Middle School215th of 546 Minnesota middle schools
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Biggest riser
Southview Elementary up 87 spots statewide this year
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Smallest classes
Park Side Elementary 8.6 students per teacher
Summary:

Schools in the city of Marshall, Minnesota include 7 schools serving 2,568 students from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade, most of them in the Marshall Public School District, with two small programs in the Region 6 and 8-SW/Wc Service Coop. Enrollment is concentrated: Marshall High School (886 students, 34.5%), Marshall Middle School (655), and Southview Elementary (524) together enroll just over 80% of all students, while Park Side Elementary (PK–1, 407 students) serves the earliest grades.

Marshall Middle School is the academic anchor here, ranked in the 61st percentile with 3 stars and holding near that level for three years. Its all-grade math proficiency of 51.9% beats the district (47.6%) and state (44.9%), and 8th grade math at 61.5% is the highest figure in the city, far above the state's 42.3%. Reading is its relative weakness at 40.9%. Southview Elementary is the clearest improving story, climbing from the 37th to the 47th percentile, with reading at 48.8% — essentially the state average and above the district.

At the other end, Marshall High School slipped from the 66th to the 42nd percentile and from 3 stars to 2, with reading at 30.7% and math at 36.1%, both down sharply from the prior year — yet its graduation rate of 89.0% stays above the district (85.7%) and state (84.9%). The Marshall Area Learning Center carries 1 star, a 62.0% graduation rate, and a 20.6% dropout rate. SWWC ELC - Marshall (11 students) and Project Search-Avera Marshall (9 students) have many values suppressed by the state; those are unknown, not zero.

Ranking:
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SchoolDigger data sources: National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Department of Education, the U.S. Census Bureau and the Minnesota Department of Education.

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