Summary:
Breckenridge Public School District in Minnesota contains a single high school, Breckenridge Middle/High School, which serves grades 7–12 and enrolls 311 students at 710 N 13th St in Breckenridge. Because it is the only high school in the district, it defines the entire local high school profile; there are no other nearby schools in this data set to compare it against, so the most useful benchmarks are state averages and the school's own recent history. The school reports a 13.3 student-teacher ratio and 38.59% free or reduced-price lunch participation, though no state or district comparison is provided for those two measures.
Completion outcomes are the clearest strength. The graduation rate was 90.2% in 2024–2025, above the state's 84.9%, and the dropout rate was 3.9%, below the state's 4.2%. Eighth grade math is the standout academic bright spot at 47.4% proficient, above the state's 42.3%. Most other proficiency results trail the state, however: in 2025–2026 the school reported 29% in all-grade math versus the state's 44.9%, 30.1% in reading versus 48.6%, and 21.1% in science versus 25.5%. Seventh grade is the weakest area, with math 22.7 percentage points below the state and reading 22.9 points below.
Rankings have slipped. The school placed 238th of 480 in 2023–2024, at the 50th percentile with 3 stars, then fell to 312th of 473, at the 34th percentile with 2 stars, for 2025–2026 — the lower third of Minnesota high schools. Science shows the sharpest turn: all-grade proficiency dropped from 38.71% in 2024–2025, which was 12.56 points above the state, to 21.1% the next year, 4.4 points below. Reading fell 16.11 points and math 8.5 points over the same period. The overall picture is a school that graduates students at a better-than-state rate while its proficiency measures lag.
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