Summary:
New Prague Area Schools is a Minnesota district serving about 3,976 students across seven schools — four elementary schools (PK-5, plus one PK-8 campus), one middle school, and two high schools — and it is ranked 114 of 458 districts statewide, in the 75th percentile with 4 stars. The largest school is New Prague Senior High with 1,315 students; the smallest is Compass Learning Center with 42.
The two secondary schools post the strongest rankings. New Prague Middle School sits at the 87th percentile in 2025-2026 (71 of 546) and led all tested schools in math (58.0%) and reading (55.8%), both above district and state. New Prague Senior High is at the 86th percentile, with a 95.0% graduation rate and a 1.6% dropout rate, both better than the state's 84.9% and 4.2%, and science proficiency of 54.7% — far above the district's 30.9% and the state's 25.5%. Math is a district-wide strength: every tested school exceeds the state's 44.9%.
Elementary results are more mixed. Falcon Ridge (62nd percentile) has the most balanced profile, with math at 57.4% and reading at 53.6%. Eagle View has the lowest student-teacher ratio (13.5) and 3rd-grade math of 77.0%, while Raven Stream (52nd percentile) shows strong grade-level math but 3rd-grade reading of just 35.4%. Science is uneven at every level. Central Education Campus has no test or rank data here, and Compass Learning Center's scores are suppressed — treat those as unknown, not as low performance.
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