Summary:
Pact Charter School in Minnesota includes just one high school in this data set: Pact Charter Secondary, a 6–12 school with 730 students, so the most useful comparisons are to district and state averages and to the school's own trends over time.
Pact Charter Secondary ranks among the stronger high schools in the state, placing 88th of 473 ranked Minnesota high schools in 2025–2026 — the 81st percentile — with a 4-star rating. That rating has held steady across three years, with percentiles between 78 and 82; the district, Pact Charter School, sits at 109 of 458, the 76th percentile. Reading is the clearest academic strength: all-grade proficiency is 53.9%, above the district's 52.3% and the state's 48.6%, and every tested reading grade beats the state, led by 6th grade at 63.3% and 8th grade at 59.7%, each roughly 10 points ahead. Math is more mixed. All-grade math is 41.8%, about 3 points below state, but 11th grade (46.8% vs 35.3%), 6th grade (46.7% vs 39.5%) and 8th grade (47.9% vs 42.3%) all top the state, while 7th grade (30.1% vs 40.3%) trails by more than 10 points — a grade-specific concern rather than a broad weakness. Science shows the same split: the End of Course result is 39.1%, 4.1 points above state, while 8th grade sits exactly at the state's 16.7%.
Completion outcomes are solid. The graduation rate is 85.0%, just above the state's 84.9%, and the dropout rate is 1.6% — well under half the state's 4.2%. Year-over-year trends lean positive: math rose 1.75 points and science rose 4.13 points from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, even as state results dipped, while reading slipped 2.18 points but stayed comfortably above state. About 32.33% of students receive free or reduced lunch, and the student-teacher ratio is 18.7.
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