Summary:
There is just one school in this area — Nasha Shkola Charter School, a small PK–8 charter school in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota serving 138 students, and it is also its own district, so there are no other local schools to compare it against. Overall, it sits near the state median: three stars, ranked 433 of 869 schools (50th percentile), with a district rank of 216 of 458 (53rd percentile).
Math is the school's clearest strength. All-grades math proficiency is 48.2%, above the state's 44.9%, and third-grade math (68.4% vs. 57.9%) and sixth-grade math (50% vs. 39.5%) are each about 10.5 points above state. Reading showed the biggest improvement: it rose from 39.13% in 2024–2025 to 46.3% in 2025–2026, a gain of roughly 7 points while the state reading rate slipped slightly, narrowing the gap to state from about 10.5 points to 2.3 points. Fourth-grade reading, at 57.9%, is 9.1 points above state.
Science is the biggest area of concern, falling from 31.25% to 8% — a 23.25-point drop that now puts it 17.5 points below state. Fifth grade is below state in all three subjects: math (25% vs. 41.9%), reading (37.5% vs. 54.5%), and science (12.5% vs. 25.9%). Because enrollment is small and 78.99% of students qualify for free or reduced-price lunch, grade-level percentages can swing widely with just a few students. Note also that the state suppressed some results for grades 7–8 and 8th-grade science to protect student privacy, so those values are unknown rather than zero, and the upper-grade picture is incomplete.
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