Summary:
The dataset for this area contains a single school: Twin Lakes STEM Academy at 6201 Noble Ave N in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota. It is classified as an Elementary school but actually serves grades K–8, with 217 students enrolled. It is also its own district, Twin Lakes STEM Academy, so the district and school test scores are identical in every reported row. Because there is only one school here, there is no other local school to compare against — the meaningful comparison is between this school and Minnesota statewide averages.
In 2025–2026, Twin Lakes STEM Academy trails the state in all three all-grade subjects: math is 16% proficient vs. 44.9% statewide (-28.9 points), reading is 25.5% vs. 48.6% (-23.1 points), and science is 0% vs. 25.5% (-25.5 points). The clearest bright spot is 7th grade reading, the only reported grade/subject above the state average, at 46.2% vs. 43.5% (+2.7 points). Seventh-grade math (30.8% vs. 40.3%) and 8th-grade reading (40% vs. 50%) are also relatively stronger than the school’s other grades, though still below state. Science is the most extreme weakness: 0% proficient in all grades, 5th grade, and 8th grade in 2025–2026, down from 8.33% in 2024–2025.
Math and reading did improve year over year — math from 10.38% to 16%, and reading from 20.56% to 25.5% — while state averages were roughly flat or slightly down, so gaps narrowed but remain large. The biggest negative gaps are in 4th grade math (14.3% vs. 55.2%), 5th grade reading (15.8% vs. 54.5%), and 5th grade math (5.3% vs. 41.9%). The school’s rank sits in the bottom decile, moving from the 10th percentile in 2023–2024 to 8th in 2024–2025 to 6th in 2025–2026, with 0 stars each year; the district rank is the 12th percentile with 1 star. Notably, 99.08% of students qualify for free/reduced lunch and the student/teacher ratio is 11.4, meaning high need alongside relatively small classes. With only 217 students in K–8, grade-level percentages can swing sharply based on a small number of students, so the 0% science results should be read with that caution in mind.
Thank you for your feedback!