Summary:
Mound, Minnesota has two public schools serving grades K–7 — one elementary school and one middle school, with no high school in this data set — and both belong to the Westonka Public School District, which ranks 5 of 458 in Minnesota at the 99th percentile with 5 stars. Combined enrollment across the two schools is 1,053 students.
Both schools are elite performers. Shirley Hills Primary School, an elementary serving grades K–4 with 447 students, ranked 12 of 869 schools (99th percentile, 5 stars) in 2025–2026 and has stayed in the top 1–2% of Minnesota elementary schools for three straight years. Westonka Middle School, serving grades 5–7 with 606 students, ranked 10 of 546 schools (98th percentile, 5 stars) and has also been consistently near the top. On 2025–2026 all-grade results, Shirley Hills reported higher Math (84.6% vs. 74.5%) and Reading (85.6% vs. 80.8%), though the schools serve different grade spans. Westonka Middle also reported Science at 45.2%. Both are far above state averages in every subject. Shirley Hills has the smaller student-teacher ratio (13.1 vs. 16.6) and a slightly higher free/reduced lunch rate (20.36% vs. 17.99%).
Several details are worth noting. Westonka Middle improved in all three reported subjects year over year, with Science climbing 10.73 percentage points from 34.47%, and it posted its strongest grade-level results in 5th grade Math (83.0%) and Reading (87.2%); its lowest internal result was 6th grade Math at 67.1%, still well above the state. Shirley Hills' standout is 3rd grade Reading at 91.6%, compared with 88.5% district and 46.8% state, while its math declined from an exceptionally high prior year (90.91% to 84.6%). Because Mound lists no high school, older students likely attend elsewhere in the district.
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