Summary:
Onamia, Minnesota has a single middle school, Success, which serves grades 7–9 and enrolls just 7 students as part of the Onamia Public School District. Because there is only one middle school in the city, there is no cross-school comparison to make; the useful benchmarks are the district and state averages, and the available performance data for 2024–2025 covers MCA-III Reading and MCA-IV Science.
Success reports reading proficiency of 10% on MCA-III All Grades, below the district's 25.23% and well below the statewide 49.59% — about 15 percentage points behind the district and roughly 40 points behind the state. The school's science results are not reported: the state suppressed both the All Grades and 8th-grade MCA-IV Science figures to protect student privacy, so the school's science performance is unknown rather than zero. The district's own science results trail the state as well, with All Grades science at 15.53% versus 26.15% statewide, and 8th-grade science at 2.63% versus 16.66% statewide — a notably low district result.
Families should read the 10% reading figure with caution. With only 7 students enrolled, a single student can account for a large share of any percentage, so year-to-year changes can be volatile and the tested group may differ from total enrollment. Free/reduced lunch percentage and student-teacher ratio are not provided for this school, which limits understanding of the socioeconomic and staffing context behind the results. The 7–9 grade span is also less common than the typical 6–8 or 7–8 middle school configuration, which can affect which grades take which state tests.
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