Summary:
The New Millennium Academy area in Brooklyn Center, Minnesota contains a single school: New Millennium Academy Charter, a K–8 school counted as an elementary school with 845 students. It is also its own district, New Millennium Academy, which contains only this one school — so district-level test scores are identical to school-level test scores throughout the data. The area summary counts 1 elementary school, 0 middle schools, 0 high schools, and 0 alternative schools.
Academically, the school has ranked as a 1-star school for three consecutive years and has stayed in roughly the bottom 12–14% of ranked Minnesota schools: 745 of 869 in 2025–26 (14th percentile), 766 of 872 in 2024–25 (12th percentile), and 760 of 881 in 2023–24 (14th percentile). Its district rank is 385 of 458 districts (16th percentile, 1 star). All-grade Math rose from 21.88% to 29.7% between 2024–25 and 2025–26, and Reading rose from 25.81% to 28.1%, improving the school's position against the state in both subjects. Science moved the other way, falling from 11.64% to 6.7%, while the state slipped only slightly from 26.15% to 25.5%.
The school's strongest showing is 7th grade Math at 37.9%, just 2.4 points below the state's 40.3%, with 3rd grade Math at 40.9% and 8th grade Reading at 36.3% as other relative bright spots. Its weakest results are 5th grade Science at 3.4% (state 25.9%), 6th grade Math at 16.3%, 5th grade Math at 16.7%, and 6th grade Reading at 25.8%, which is 27.6 points below the state and the largest grade-level gap in the data. Reading has the largest all-grade gap at 20.5 points. Context matters: the free/reduced lunch rate is 81.89%, and the student/teacher ratio is 15.4, with no state comparison supplied for either figure.
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