Summary:
Annandale Public School District in Minnesota is served by a single high school, Annandale Senior High, which enrolls 611 students in grades 9–12 at 855 Hemlock St E in Annandale. Because it is the only high school in the district, all high-school-level results for this area reflect that one school, and the district itself ranks 42nd out of 458 Minnesota districts — the 91st percentile with 5 stars.
Annandale Senior High is a top-decile Minnesota high school. Its 2025–26 rank of 41st out of 473 places it in the top 9% of state high schools, and the prior year it ranked 32nd out of 450, or the top 7%. The biggest jump came between 2023–24, when it ranked 138th of 480 with 4 stars, and 2024–25, when it rose to 32nd with 5 stars. Science is the clearest academic strength: in 2025–26, science proficiency was 46.7% at the school versus 25.5% statewide — 21.2 percentage points above the state — and in 2024–25 it reached 56.39%, a full 30.24 points above the state. Reading is also strong at 57% in 2025–26, about 8.4 points above the state, though that is down from an exceptional 74.83% the year before. Math rose from 43.97% to 52.5%, now 7.6 points above the state but slightly below the district's 54.9%.
Other outcomes are encouraging as well. The 2024–25 graduation rate was 92.5%, well above Minnesota's 84.9%, and the dropout rate was 5.4% versus 4.2% statewide. About 21.93% of students qualified for free or reduced lunch, and the student-teacher ratio was 19. Parents should note two caveats: with only one high school there is no in-district comparison, and exam labels changed between years (MCA-III to MCA-IV), so year-over-year score comparisons should be read with some caution.
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