Best Public Schools in Rogers, MN

Rogers, Minnesota is a northwest Minneapolis-area community whose four public schools all belong to the Elk River Public School District: two elementary schools serving grades K–4 (Rogers Elementary and Hassan Elementary), one middle school serving grades 5–8 (Rogers Middle School), and one high school serving grades 9–12 (Rogers Senior High), with 4,327 students enrolled in total. The district ranks 37th of 458 in Minnesota — the 92nd percentile — with a 5-star rating. All four Rogers schools exceed state averages in every reported all-grade subject for 2025–2026; even the lowest results, Rogers Senior High's reading at 51.9% and math at 56.0%, sit above the state's 48.6% and 44.9%.

The two most consistent standouts are Rogers Middle School and Rogers Elementary. Rogers Middle ranks 19th of 546 (97th percentile) with 5 stars in all three years shown, posting the city's highest all-grade reading proficiency at 66.6% and strong math at 70.4%. Rogers Elementary has the city's highest all-grade math proficiency at 79.3% — far above the district's 60.5% — and has held the 93rd percentile with 5 stars each year, with ranks of 58th, 58th, and 65th. Together they form a stable, high-performing K–8 pipeline.

Rogers Senior High shows a split profile: excellent completion outcomes, with a 94.4% graduation rate (district 89.0%, state 84.9%) and a 2.3% dropout rate (district 3.7%, state 4.2%), plus the city's highest all-grade science proficiency at 37.8%. Yet its rank fell from 10th to 76th in one year, with math down 10.4 points and reading down 16.5 points. Hassan Elementary also slipped, from 62nd to 142nd and from 5 stars to 4; its 3rd-grade math of 83.8% is the best elementary grade-level math result in the city, but 4th-grade reading of 54.5% is the lowest and below the district's 4th-grade average of 61.4%. Finally, class sizes are split by level — about 17 students per teacher in the elementaries versus 27.7 and 28.0 in the middle and high schools — while free/reduced-lunch rates are low and tightly clustered between 14.72% and 17.79%.