Summary:
The Roseville Public School District in Minnesota includes eight elementary schools serving about 3,880 students, most of them covering kindergarten through 6th grade, with Parkview Center School the only PK-8 building. The district ranks 218th of 458 Minnesota districts, and its overall proficiency trails the state in math (39.8 vs. 44.9), reading (45.1 vs. 48.6), and science (20.4 vs. 25.5). Enrollment ranges from 264 students at Harambee Elementary School to 718 at Parkview.
Falcon Heights Elementary is the clear standout, ranking 54th of 869 Minnesota elementary schools (94th percentile) and beating the district by roughly 33 points in math, 25 in reading, and 17 in science. Williams Elementary (234th) and Parkview Center School (255th) are the district's other reliable performers. Edgerton Elementary has the highest poverty rate in the group yet outperforms two lower-poverty peers in all three subjects. Brimhall Elementary showed the largest science gain, nearly doubling from 15.85 to 29.0.
At the other end, Central Park Elementary, Little Canada Elementary, and Harambee Elementary School all sit in the bottom fifth of the state and below state averages in every subject. Across the district, reading tends to edge out math, science is the weakest subject, and class size shows no clear relationship to results. Seven of eight schools improved their state ranking over three years, so the floor is rising even where scores remain low.
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