Summary:
Schools in the Aim Academy of Science & Technology area consist of exactly one school: Aim Academy of Science & Technology, a high school serving grades 6–12 with 178 students in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Because it is the only school in its district, school and district figures are identical — there is no second school to compare against, so state averages are the most useful benchmark. Families should note that with roughly 178 students spread across seven grades, grade-level percentages can swing widely from year to year.
Academically, the school trails Minnesota averages in every reported subject and grade. In 2025–2026, Math proficiency is 9.6% versus 44.9% statewide, Reading is 30.1% versus 48.6%, and Science is 10% versus 25.5%. Grade-level results follow the same pattern, with 11th-grade Math at 3.8% and 8th-grade Science at 5.3%. Reading is comparatively the strongest subject. The school ranks 402 of 473 statewide — the 15th percentile — and holds 1 star; the earlier district snapshot placed it at 403 of 458, the 12th percentile. Sixth-grade Math and Reading scores are suppressed and are therefore unknown, not zero.
Outcomes outside of testing are more encouraging. The dropout rate is 0.0% (state: 4.2%) and the graduation rate is 83.3%, just 1.6 points below the state's 84.9%. Science is the one subject showing clear improvement, rising from 6.78% to 10% year over year, while Math and Reading declined. Note that 97.75% of students qualify for free or reduced lunch, and Reading's year-over-year comparison is less reliable because the exam label changed from MCA-III to MCA-IV.
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