Summary
Eagle Heights Spanish Immersion is a PK–5 Spanish immersion elementary school in Eden Prairie, Minnesota, serving 759 students as part of the Eden Prairie Public School District, a high-performing Twin Cities suburban district, and it shares a campus with Oak Point Elementary just 0.05 miles away.
Academically, Eagle Heights sits in the top 3% of Minnesota elementary schools — ranked 29th of 869, at the 97th percentile with 5 stars, above its own district's 89th percentile and 4 stars. In 2025-26, 74.1% of students met standards in math, 78.6% in reading, and 47.3% in science, versus statewide rates of 44.9%, 48.6%, and 25.5% — roughly 29, 30, and 22 points above the state. Reading is the standout: the highest of any nearby school, ahead of Creek Valley Elementary (76.9%) and Forest Hills Elementary (74.7%). Math is strong but ranks 4th of 11 nearby schools. Science is the relative soft spot, ranking 5th of 11 and sliding from 61.7% to 47.3% over four years.
A few things are worth knowing as you weigh this school. It has the largest class sizes in our comparison set — a 14.0 student-teacher ratio — yet posts the best reading results, and that ratio improved sharply from 19.7 two years earlier. About 9.2% of students qualify for free or reduced lunch, versus 30–36% at same-district peers, which is important context for comparing results. Students in special education score in the 91st–98th percentile statewide, while the low-income subgroup has landed around the state average (48th percentile, 2 stars, in 2023-24) — the clearest gap to watch, though the group is small and reporting is intermittent. Fifth grade math (62.7%) and science (47.3%), the latter essentially matching the district, are the weakest spots.
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