Summary:
The Frazee-Vergas Public School District in Minnesota serves roughly 834 students across just two schools: Frazee Elementary, covering prekindergarten through grade 6 with 453 students, and Frazee Secondary, covering grades 7 through 12 with 381 students. The district is rated 2 stars and ranks 300 of 458 Minnesota districts, in the 34th percentile. Both schools share that district rating, but their individual performance profiles differ sharply.
Frazee Elementary is the district's standout. It ranks 270 of 869 schools (69th percentile, 3 stars) and beats the state in all three tested subjects: math 52 vs 44.9, reading 58.8 vs 48.6, and science 32.8 vs 25.5. It improved in all three subjects year over year, with science jumping from 15.87 to 32.8. Its strongest grade-level results are 3rd grade math (71.9), 5th grade reading (71.2), and 5th grade science (32.8); its weakest area is 6th grade, where math is 23 and reading is 46.7.
Frazee Secondary is the primary concern, ranking 379 of 473 (20th percentile, 1 star). All-grade proficiency sits far below the state: math 15.5 vs 44.9, reading 31.8 vs 48.6, and science 8.6 vs 25.5, with science down from 20.0 and reading down from 36.36 a year earlier. Grade-level results are low throughout, from 7th grade math at 13.2 to 8th grade science at 5.3. Completion data is mixed: the graduation rate is 89.0 against the state's 84.9, while the dropout rate is 9.0 against 4.2. Elementary outperforms secondary by 36.5 points in math, 27.0 in reading, and 24.2 in science, so the district's overall rating reflects a strong elementary school offset by a struggling secondary one.
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