High Schools in Wayzata Public School District


Summary:

The Wayzata Public School District in Minnesota is home to three high schools: Wayzata High, The Alternative Program (TAP), and Wayzata Transition School. These schools serve students in grades 9-12 and offer a diverse range of educational opportunities within the district.

Wayzata High stands out as the district's flagship school, consistently ranking among the top 5-6 high schools in the state. Its strong academic performance, as measured by MCA-III test scores, exceeds the state averages in math, reading, and science. In contrast, The Alternative Program (TAP) and Wayzata Transition School cater to more specialized student populations, with TAP ranking lower in the state but maintaining similar graduation and test scores to Wayzata High, and Wayzata Transition School serving a small, targeted group of 12th-grade students.

The data also reveals socioeconomic diversity within the district, with Wayzata High having a relatively low free/reduced lunch rate of 14.94%, while TAP and Wayzata Transition School have significantly higher rates of 53.75% and 38.89%, respectively. This disparity may have implications for resource allocation and the overall equity of educational opportunities across the district.

District Detail

 13305 12th Ave N
Plymouth, MN 55441-8888

 (763) 745-5000

SchoolDigger Rank:
16th of 446 Minnesota districts

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Grades served: PK, KG-12
Students: 12,951

Primary Schools: 9
Middle Schools: 5
High Schools: 6
Alternative Schools: 0
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SchoolDigger data sources: National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Department of Education, the U.S. Census Bureau and the Minnesota Department of Education.

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