Summary:
Red Wing, Minnesota has one middle school in this data set — Twin Bluff School, which serves grades 5–7 with 502 students as part of the Red Wing Public School District. Because it is the only middle school in the city, there are no cross-city school comparisons available; parents should judge it against the district, the state, and its own past results.
Twin Bluff performs better than its district in all three tested subjects in 2025–2026: Math 35.5% proficient versus the district's 33.5%, Reading 40.1% versus 34.5%, and Science 19.0% versus 14.8%. It still trails Minnesota in every subject, by 9.4 points in Math, 8.5 points in Reading, and 6.5 points in Science. The district overall ranks 364th of 458 in Minnesota (21st percentile, 1 star), while the school improved to 273rd of 546 (50th percentile, 3 stars) in 2025–2026. Sixth grade Math is the standout — 42.4% proficient, the only grade-level subject above the state (39.5%). The weakest spots are 7th grade Reading at 32.3%, which is 11.2 points below the state, and 5th grade Math at 28.8%, which is 13.1 points below the state and the largest negative gap in the data. Science, at 19.0%, is the lowest absolute proficiency area, though its gap to the state is the smallest of the three.
Year over year, Math rose 5.48 points while Reading fell 4.46 points and Science fell 4.78 points — declines larger than the district's own. Context is moderate: 30.08% of students receive free or reduced lunch and the student–teacher ratio is 15.9. Overall, the school's strongest signals are improving Math and above-state 6th grade Math; its main concerns are below-state Reading and Science, especially 7th grade Reading and 5th grade Math.
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