Summary:
The St. Louis Park Public School District serves middle-level students at a single campus, St. Louis Park Middle School, which enrolls 965 students in grades 6 through 8 at 2025 Texas Ave S in Saint Louis Park, Minnesota.
Because there is only one middle school here, there is nothing to compare it against locally — the useful comparisons are against the state and against the school's own past. St. Louis Park Middle School has moved steadily upward over three years: its state rank went from 235 of 545 in 2023-2024, to 188 of 519 in 2024-2025, to 173 of 546 in 2025-2026, lifting it from the 57th to the 68th percentile while holding a 3-star rating. That places it in the upper third of Minnesota middle schools, closely matching its district, which ranks 143 of 458 districts statewide. About 37.41% of students qualify for free or reduced-price lunch, and the student-teacher ratio is 18.3 — roughly 53 teachers for 965 students.
Academically, reading is the school's strongest and most competitive subject at 49.7% proficient, slightly above the state's 48.6%; it slipped 1.0 point year over year, exactly matching the state's own decline. Math sits below the state at 39.4% versus 44.9%, though that gap narrowed from 8.4 points as math gained 2.6 points while the state slipped slightly. The sharpest concern is 8th-grade math, where 35.1% of students are proficient — 7.2 points below the state and 8.6 points below the school's own 7th graders, who score 43.7%, above the state average. Science is the lowest-scoring subject overall at 20.7%, but 8th grade is the only grade tested, and there the school beats the state's 16.7% by 4.0 points; science also posted the biggest one-year gain, from 14.83% to 20.7%. For parents, the takeaway is a school improving on several fronts, with 8th-grade math as the clearest area to watch.
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