St. Paul City School

The St. Paul City School district in Minnesota operates three schools: St. Paul City Primary School, St. Paul City Middle School, and St. Paul City High School. These schools serve a diverse student population, but the data reveals significant challenges in academic achievement, equity, and overall school quality across the district.

None of the three schools in the St. Paul City School district stand out as high-performing. Proficiency rates on state assessments are extremely low, with the majority of students not meeting grade-level standards in core subjects like math, reading, and science. This trend is consistent across all grade levels and school types. The schools also struggle with low graduation rates and high dropout rates, particularly at the high school level.

Further, the data indicates that the St. Paul City School district faces significant equity challenges. The student population is diverse, with high percentages of African American, Hispanic, and Asian students, and the majority of students come from low-income families. However, the schools appear to be failing to provide equitable educational opportunities and support for these high-need students. Overall, the 0-star ratings and low statewide rankings across all three schools point to systemic issues that require dramatic interventions and improvements to ensure all students in the district receive a quality education.