High Schools in Spring Lake Park Public Schools

High schools in Spring Lake Park Public Schools, a Minnesota district, consist of four schools serving grades 7–12 and enrolling 2,050 students combined. They range from Spring Lake Park Senior High, a 1,909-student comprehensive high school that accounts for 93.1% of all high-school enrollment, down to three much smaller programs: Spring Lake Park High School ALP (64 students, grades 11–12), SLP Schools Online Secondary (43 students, grades 7–12), and Secondary Lighthouse (34 students, grades 7–12). Because one school is so dominant, district-level averages largely reflect the senior high.

Secondary Lighthouse is the clear academic outlier, posting Math 88.5, Reading 100, and Science 70.6 in 2025–2026 — far above both district and state figures, and 100 in Reading again in 2024–2025. Those results come with real caveats: it is tiny, serves grades 7–12, its high-school-level scores are partly suppressed, and its reported student/teacher ratio of 340 is anomalous and should be verified. Spring Lake Park Senior High is the completion standout, with a graduation rate of 88.5% (above the state's 84.9%) and a dropout rate of 2.8% (below the state's 4.2%), but its proficiency is mixed: Math 32.2 and Reading 38.4 sit below district and state, while Science at 25.5 is above the district and equal to the state.

SLP Schools Online Secondary reports a 0.0% dropout rate and an 86.6% graduation rate, but its test scores are suppressed, so its academics cannot be judged here. Spring Lake Park High School ALP has the highest free/reduced-lunch rate in the group at 62.5%, with suppressed test data. Where a value is missing, the state suppressed it for privacy — read it as unknown, not as weak performance. The shared district rank is 264 of 458, the 42nd percentile, 2 stars, and the senior high's own rank has ranged from the 37th to 45th percentile across three years.