Summary:
There is one elementary school in the Lake Park Audubon School District in Minnesota: Lake Park Audubon Elementary, which serves grades PK–6 at 601 4th St in Audubon and enrolls 275 students. Because it is the only elementary school in the district, there is no local peer group to compare it against; the most useful benchmarks are the district average, Minnesota state averages, and the school's own past performance.
The school's profile is mixed. Reading is its strongest subject: all-grades reading proficiency is 50.6%, above the district's 45.3% and the state's 48.6%, and third-grade reading is 52.6% versus 46.8% statewide. Reading also improved year over year, from 49.66% to 50.6%, while state reading declined. Third-grade math is another bright spot at 68.4% versus 57.9% statewide, and the student-teacher ratio is low at 7.9. Math overall, however, sits at 41.8%, below the state's 44.9%, and science is the weakest area at 18.2%, below the state's 25.5%. Science did improve 6.72 points from 11.48%, but math fell 7.86 points while state math was nearly flat.
Math proficiency declines sharply by grade, from 68.4% in third grade to 45.8% in fourth, 36.4% in fifth, and 24.1% in sixth — a 44.3 percentage-point drop. Only third-grade math is above state; grades 4–6 are below. The ranking trend reflects this: the school moved from 375th of 881 (57th percentile, 3 stars) in 2023–2024 to 458th of 869 (47th percentile, 2 stars) in 2025–2026. With 41.09% of students eligible for free/reduced lunch, the clearest opportunities are middle-grade math and science, while protecting reading and early-grade math.
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