Schools in Proctor, MN

Proctor, Minnesota has two public schools in this data set — Proctor Senior High (grades 9–12, 540 students) and A.I. Jedlicka Middle School (grades 6–8, 450 students) — both part of the Proctor Public School District. No elementary or alternative schools are listed here, so these two campuses cover the middle and high school years for local families. The district itself ranks 121st of 458 in Minnesota, placing it in the 74th percentile with 4 stars.

At the school level the two campuses look quite different. Proctor Senior High posts the strongest non-test outcomes: a 91.8% graduation rate, a 2.4% dropout rate, and 33.7% science proficiency on the all-grades comparison — all better than the state. But its all-grades reading proficiency is 38.3%, down sharply from 58.47% the prior year, and its ranking slipped from 96th of 450 (79th percentile, 4 stars) in 2024–2025 to 192nd of 473 (59th percentile, 3 stars) in 2025–2026. A.I. Jedlicka Middle School is nearly the reverse: reading is its bright spot at 53.0%, above the district's 52.2% and the state's 48.6%, with every tested reading grade above the state. Its science proficiency, however, is only 16.2%, and 8th-grade math is 25.2% against a state figure of 42.3%.

Both schools share a common concern: math proficiency trails the state at each — 39.5% at Proctor Senior High versus 44.9% statewide, and 34.4% at A.I. Jedlicka Middle School. Their student bodies and staffing look similar as well, with free/reduced lunch at 33.15% and 35.33% and student/teacher ratios of 15.7 and 16.6. In short, the district's 4-star, 74th-percentile standing is rosier than the current 3-star ratings at both schools, pointing to high-school reading and middle-school science and math as the clearest places for improvement.