Summary:
Hopkins Public School District in Minnesota serves 6,955 students across 13 schools — 8 elementary, 2 middle, and 3 high — with no alternative schools reported, and the district is ranked 240 of 458 in the state (48th percentile, 2 stars). District-wide proficiency trails the state in all three subjects: Math 35.5% vs 44.9%, Reading 46.2% vs 48.6%, and Science 24.6% vs 25.5%. A suppressed value shown as "—" means the state withheld it to protect student privacy; it is not zero and not a sign of weakness.
The clear standout is Xinxing Academy, ranked 14 of 869 (98th percentile, 5 stars), with Math 85.4%, Reading 76.5%, and Science 61.5% — far above district and state — and the lowest free/reduced lunch rate in the district at 10.08%. Meadowbrook Elementary (64th percentile, 3 stars) beats district and state in all three subjects with Math 51.6%, Reading 55.9%, and Science 29.7%, while Glen Lake Elementary (61st percentile, 3 stars) posts Math 44.9%, Reading 55.5%, and Science 52.5%. Hopkins High School, the largest school at 2,003 students, ranks 62nd percentile, with a graduation rate of 88.0% and a dropout rate of 2.0% — both better than district and state.
At the other end, Gatewood Elementary ranks in the 13th percentile, with Math 23.4%, Reading 25.0%, and Science 10.5%; Alice Smith, L.H. Tanglen, and Eisenhower elementaries also fall in the bottom quartile with 1 star each. Among middle schools, Hopkins North Middle outperforms Hopkins West Middle in all three subjects, and VirtualEDU Secondary results are mixed, with many values suppressed. Across the district, math proficiency ranges from 23.4% to 85.4%, reading from 25.0% to 76.5%, and science from 5.9% to 61.5% — the district average hides wide variation between schools.
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