Summary:
Seven elementary schools serving PK–5 students make up the North St. Paul-Maplewood Oakdale district in Minnesota, enrolling 4,633 students total, and the group is defined by a single high-performing outlier while the rest generally trail state averages.
Eagle Point Elementary is that standout: 160th of 869 schools (82nd percentile, 4 stars), up from 68th percentile two years earlier. Its all-grade proficiency is 66.2% in Math, 58.1% in Reading, and 41.6% in Science — above the state in all three subjects and well above the district (29.5%, 35.3%, 16.8%). Notably, Eagle Point's weakest subject, Science, still beats every other school's strongest subject. It also has the lowest free/reduced lunch rate at 53.03%. Castle Elementary is the best of the rest, the only other school above district averages in all three subjects (35.1% Math, 35.4% Reading, 20.2% Science), though still below state marks.
The remaining schools sit at or below district averages. Justice Alan Page Elementary School (754th of 869, 13th percentile) and Cowern Elementary (753rd, 13th percentile) rank lowest, with Math and Reading around 23–26% and Science 14–15%; Cowern's 5th-grade Math of 9.1% is the lowest single value in the data. Carver Elementary, Richardson Elementary, and Weaver Elementary fall in the same 23–26th percentile band. Science is the group's weakest subject, and free/reduced lunch rates are majority-high everywhere (53.03% to 73.09%), though poverty alone does not determine outcomes.
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