Summary:
Five high schools serve students in the Burnsville-Eagan-Savage Schools district in Minnesota — a mix of traditional 9–12 campuses, 6–12 programs, and one grade-12-only transition program — together enrolling 3,770 students, with the district ranked 344th of 458 in the state (25th percentile, 1 star).
Enrollment is heavily concentrated at Burnsville High School, which serves grades 9–12 and accounts for 2,029 students, or 53.8% of the group. It is also the only school with a complete profile: an 83.6% graduation rate (above the district's 78.2%, slightly below the state's 84.9%), a 6.1% dropout rate, and test scores that trail the state but edge past the district at matching grade levels — 11th-grade Math 17.8% vs 16.5% district, 10th-grade Reading 31.8% vs 31.1%, and Science End of Course 14.1% vs 13.9%. Its state rankings sit in the bottom quartile each year, at 1 star. ONE91 Virtual Academy Secondary (grades 6–12) holds the single standout result in the data: 6th-grade Reading at 63.6%, above the district's 41.6% and the state's 53.4%. Its other numbers are mixed, including a 7.9% dropout rate, the highest reported. Burnsville Alternative High School has the lowest graduation rate at 63.9%, 0-star rankings, and 0% reported proficiency in multiple subjects, yet its 5.7% dropout rate is lower than the district's 6.1%.
Two schools are largely missing from the outcome data. Burnsville Area Learning Center is the second-largest with 1,350 students (grades 6–12) but reports no rank, graduation, dropout, or test results. BES Transition Program (grade 12 only, 42 students) reports only a 66.67% free/reduced-lunch rate and the lowest student-teacher ratio at 8.4. Several test values are suppressed by the state and should be read as unknown. Because the largest alternative settings lack outcome data, comparisons across these five schools remain incomplete.
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