Summary:
ZIP code 55107 in Saint Paul, Minnesota contains three high schools — Humboldt High School, Open World Learning Secondary, and Guadalupe Alternative Programs — all in the Saint Paul Public Schools district, serving grades 6–12 or 7–12 with 1,542 students enrolled in total.
Open World Learning Secondary is the clear standout, ranking 14 of 473 statewide (97th percentile, 5 stars) in 2025–2026, with a 92.8% graduation rate and 1.4% dropout rate — both better than the district (77.8% and 5.6%) and the state (84.9% and 4.2%). Its all-grades proficiency was 53.4% in math, 69.6% in reading, and 40.2% in science. Humboldt High School is the largest school (955 students) but ranks far lower, at 430 of 473 (9th percentile, 0 stars), with proficiency of 6.4% in math, 11.3% in reading, and 6.5% in science. Interestingly, its completion measures are closer to average: an 82.3% graduation rate (above the district) and a 4.4% dropout rate (below the district but slightly above the state). Guadalupe Alternative Programs is very small, with 83 students, and reports a 35.1% graduation rate and 24.3% dropout rate; its 2025–2026 test scores are suppressed by the state, so they are unknown rather than zero.
The district overall ranks 346 of 458 in Minnesota (24th percentile, 1 star), so these three schools vary dramatically within the same district. Free/reduced-lunch rates track with outcomes: 29.96% at Open World, 83.98% at Humboldt, and 96.39% at Guadalupe. Student-teacher ratio does not follow the same pattern — Open World reports 20.6 versus Humboldt's 18.3, while Guadalupe's is not reported. Because Guadalupe is so small, simple averages across the ZIP can mislead; weighted by enrollment, the graduation rate is about 83.2% rather than the simple average of about 70.1%.
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