Summary:
High schools in the Hopkins Public School District include three schools serving grades 6 through 12, though the district is essentially built around one large comprehensive high school plus two very small specialized settings. Total listed high-school enrollment is 2,153 students, and Hopkins High School alone accounts for about 93% of that figure, so district-wide averages are heavily shaped by that one school.
Hopkins High School (grades 9–12, 2,003 students) is the strongest on traditional outcomes: an 88.0% graduation rate and 2.0% dropout rate, both better than the district's 86.0% and 2.3% and the state's 84.9% and 4.2%. Its science proficiency is above both district and state in each year shown, and its math is above the district but below the state. It holds a 3-star ranking in all three listed years, most recently 179 of 473 (62nd percentile). VirtualEDU Secondary (grades 6–12, 112 students) shows an unusually split profile: reading proficiency is above district and state in both years (52.9% in 2025–2026), while math (6.7%) and science (5.9%) are far below, and its graduation rate (66.6%) and dropout rate (5.5%) trail both district and state.
Transition Plus (grade 12, 38 students) has the highest free/reduced-lunch rate (52.63%) and lowest student-teacher ratio (9.5), but no test, graduation, or dropout data is provided, so it cannot be fairly compared academically — and missing or suppressed figures should be read as unknown, not as zero. The district overall is ranked 240 of 458 (48th percentile, 2 stars).
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