Summary:
The St. Louis Park Public School District serves about 4,435 students across 8 schools — five elementary, one middle, and two high schools, including two small special education programs — in a suburban community just west of Minneapolis. District-wide, St. Louis Park ranks 143rd of 458 Minnesota districts (69th percentile, 3 stars) and scores above the state in Math (47.8% vs. 44.9%) and Reading (50.3% vs. 48.6%), but below it in Science (23.7% vs. 25.5%). Two schools, St. Louis Park Special Education Program and Special Education, have suppressed or unavailable test data, so their proficiency cannot be fairly compared.
Park Spanish Immersion Elementary is the clear standout, holding 5 stars in each of the last three years and ranking in the top 5–9% of Minnesota elementary schools, with Math at 75.8%, Reading at 67.5%, and Science at 31.6% — all well above district and state. Susan Lindgren Elementary is the strongest regular elementary outside immersion, above the state in Math (53.1%) and Reading (54.8%) and improving to the 63rd percentile. Aquila Elementary and Peter Hobart Elementary are above the state in Math but below in Reading and Science. St. Louis Park Middle School has climbed from the 57th to the 68th percentile, though Math (39.4%) remains below district and state.
St. Louis Park Senior High shows a split: graduation is 89.7% and dropout 2.6%, both better than the state, but its rank fell from the 83rd percentile to the 53rd, and proficiency is uneven — Reading at 38.5% and End of Course Science at 26.1% are below the state. Science is the district's relative weak spot in 2025–2026, with Park Spanish Immersion the main exception.
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