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Best High Schools in Spring Grove, MN


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1
School
163
Students
Top rankedSpring Grove Secondary89th of 473 Minnesota high schools
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Biggest riser
Spring Grove Secondary up 229 spots statewide this year
Summary:

Spring Grove, Minnesota has one high school in this data set: Spring Grove Secondary, a public school serving grades 7–12 with 163 students, part of the Spring Grove School District. With roughly 27 students per grade, this is a small school, so a single student's results can shift a grade-level percentage by several points. It reports a student-teacher ratio of 18:1 and a free/reduced lunch rate of 28.83% for 2024–25.

Graduation outcomes are a clear strength. The school's 95.1% graduation rate is 10.2 percentage points above the state's 84.9%, and its 2.4% dropout rate is below the state's 4.2%. The school earned 4 stars in 2025–26, ranking 89th of 473 schools (81st percentile), a dramatic rebound from 1 star and the 29th percentile in 2024–25. The district itself is rated 5 stars, placing 43rd of 458 districts (91st percentile). All-grade math proficiency is 54.2% versus 44.9% statewide, and reading is 56.2% versus 48.6%. Math made the biggest leap, rising from 23.75% in 2024–25 to 54.2% in 2025–26, moving from well below the state to above it. This jump likely drove the rating rebound.

Science is the one clear weak spot, though it is not uniformly weak. All-grade science is 19.6%, below the district's 24% and the state's 25.5%. However, End of Course science is 42.1%, above the state's 35%. The real drag is 8th grade science at 3.7% versus 16.7% statewide. Reading is consistently above state at every reported grade, including 8th grade reading at 63% versus 50%. The strongest single result is 7th grade math at 69.2% versus 40.3% statewide. The main area to watch is middle-school science.

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SchoolDigger data sources: National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Department of Education, the U.S. Census Bureau and the Minnesota Department of Education.

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