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Districtwide Results

May 2025 Completion Rate:

Excluding non-participating schools*, the overall completion rate for the district was 67% (14,195 students). This is 2 percentage points lower than the completion rate in December 2024 (14,905 students).

The schools with the highest completion rates in the May administration window were:

  • Lake Harriet – Upper Elementary (95%)
  • Kenny Elementary (93%)
  • Armatage Elementary (92%)
  • Burroughs Elementary (92%)
  • Green Central Dual Language Elementary (92%)
  • Heritage STEM Academy (92%)

See Table 1 below for the completion rates by student group.

Student Group

December Completion Rate

May Completion Rate

Students receiving special education services

54%

52%

Students receiving English Language Learner (ELL) services

66%

64%

Students experiencing homelessness (HHM)

59%

54%

Students qualifying for Education Benefits (previously "FRL")

63%

61%

Student Group

December Completion Rate

May Completion Rate

American Indian

57%

53%

Asian

79%

67%

Black or African American

60%

58%

Hispanic or Latino

66%

65%

Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander 53% 62%
Other Indigenous Group 62% 50%
Two or More Races / Ethnicities 74% 72%
White 78% 76%

Student Group

December Completion Rate

May Completion Rate

3rd Grade

82%

82%

4th Grade

82%

81%

5th Grade

82%

79%

6th Grade

77%

75%

7th Grade 71% 73%
8th Grade 70% 64%
9th Grade 56% 60%
10th Grade 60% 56%
11th Grade 56% 53%
12th Grade 53% 44%

Domain Results:

The questions of the survey were categorized into 3 different domains:

  • Adult-Student Relationships: the percentage of responses related to positive or negative interactions and experiences students have / have had with adults at their school.
  • Peer-Peer Relationships: the percentage of responses related to positive or negative interactions and experiences students have / have had with peers at their schools.
  • Self-Development: the percentage of responses (positive or negative) related to comfort with and use of social-emotional skills, including managing difficult emotions.

Please see below for the positive and negative response rates per student group.

Overall

Domain

December % Positive Responses

May %
Positive Responses

Adult-Student Relationships

87.5%

87.4%

Peer-Peer Relationships 72.5%

71.6%

Self-Development

80.4%

79.4%

Grades 6-12

Question 17: Take a moment to self-reflect. If you had to pick one, what do you need help with right now?

Option

% Responses in
December
% Responses in
May

Building cultural awareness

5.6% 6.9%
Connecting with others 20.6% 19.1%

Managing my feelings and emotions

19.6% 19.7%
Processing current events 12.4% 14.1%
Setting and achieving goals 41.9% 40.3%

Question 18: If you had to pick one, what do you feel most confident about or strongest in right now?

Option

% Responses in December % Responses in May

Building cultural awareness

6.4% 7.1%
Connecting with others 36.7% 36.4%

Managing my feelings and emotions

23.9% 24.7%
Processing current events 12.8% 12.5%
Setting and achieving goals 20.2% 19.3%

Grade Band Differences

Domain: Adult-Student Relationships

Grade Band

December % Positive Responses

May % Positive Responses

Elementary (3rd - 5th)

89.9%

89.0%

Middle (6th - 8th) 84.3%

83.9%

High (9th - 12th)

87.6%

88.4%

Domain: Peer-Peer Relationships

Grade Band

December % Positive Responses

May % Positive Responses

Elementary (3rd - 5th)

72.9%

70.5%

Middle (6th - 8th) 66.7%

66.5%

High (9th - 12th)

77.0%

77.4%

Domain: Self-Development

Grade Band

December % Positive Responses

May % Positive Responses

Elementary (3rd - 5th)

83.7%

81.3%

Middle (6th - 8th) 75.1%

73.5%

High (9th - 12th)

81.1%

82.3%

Racial / Ethnic Differences

Domain: Adult-Student Relationships

Student Group

December % Positive Responses

May % Positive Responses

American Indian

85.3%

84.4%

Asian

88.6%

87.9%

Black or African American

86.6%

87.1%

Hispanic or Latino

86.0%

85.8%

Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander 89.6%

87.5%

Other Indigenous Group 93.3%

-

Two or More Races / Ethnicities 88.3%

87.1%

White 88.9%

88.7%

Domain: Peer-Peer Relationships

Student Group

December % Positive Responses

May % Positive Responses

American Indian

66.0%

65.2%

Asian

70.6%

70.0%

Black or African American

71.2%

70.7%

Hispanic or Latino

69.8%

68.0%

Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander 85.4%

78.7%

Other Indigenous Group 60.0%

-

Two or More Races / Ethnicities 72.2%

70.7%

White 75.8%

75.0%

Domain: Self-Development

Student Group

December % Positive Responses

May % Positive Responses

American Indian

75.3%

73.5%

Asian

83.6%

82.3%

Black or African American

79.6%

79.8%

Hispanic or Latino

79.9%

78.8%

Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander 65.6%

75.0%

Other Indigenous Group 81.2%

-

Two or More Races / Ethnicities 80.8%

78.5%

White 81.4%

80.1%

Other Student Demographics

Domain: Adult-Student Relationships

Student Group

December % Positive Responses

May % Positive Responses

Receiving special education services

87.5%  

87.0%  

Not receiving special education services

87.5%  

87.4%  

Receiving ELL services

86.5%  

86.3%  

Not receiving ELL services

87.8%  

87.7%  

Students experiencing homelessness (HHM)

85.9%  

85.0%  

Students in stable housing

87.6%  

87.5%  

Qualifying for Education Benefits (FRL)

86.5%  

86.4%  

Not qualifying for Education Benefits

88.6%  

88.4% 

Domain: Peer-Peer Relationships

Student Group

December % Positive Responses

May % Positive Responses

Receiving special education services

68.7%  

68.7%  

Not receiving special education services

73.1%  

72.0%  

Receiving ELL services

69.7%  

68.3%  

Not receiving ELL services

73.3%  

72.5%  

Students experiencing homelessness (HHM)

66.7%  

65.8%  

Students in stable housing

72.8%  

72.0%  

Qualifying for Education Benefits (FRL)

69.7%  

68.6%  

Not qualifying for Education Benefits

75.4%  

74.8% 

Domain: Self-Development

Student Group

December % Positive Responses

May % Positive Responses

Receiving special education services

79.0% 

78.3% 

Not receiving special education services

80.6% 

79.6% 

Receiving ELL services

81.5% 

80.9% 

Not receiving ELL services

80.1% 

79.0% 

Students experiencing homelessness (HHM)

79.6% 

76.8% 

Students in stable housing

80.5% 

79.6% 

Qualifying for Education Benefits (FRL)

79.4% 

78.5% 

Not qualifying for Education Benefits

81.4% 

80.4% 

 

Individual Questions

Domain: Adult-Student Relationships

Question

December % Positive Responses

May % Positive Responses

1. Adults from my school really try to get to know me.  

86.8%  

86.5%  

2. Adults from my school show me that they care about me.  

90.7%  

90.1%  

3. Right now, there is an adult from my school that I can talk to about my feelings.  

74.5%  

75.4%  

4. Adults at my school ask me how I am doing.  

86.6%  

86.1%  

5. Adults at school say nice things to me.  

92.1%  

92.0%  

6. Adults at school accept how I look, dress, talk, and act (this includes my race, gender, and identity). 

94.5%  

94.2% 

Domain: Peer-Peer Relationships

Question

December % Positive Responses

May % Positive Responses

7. Students at school are mean to me because of how I look, dress, talk, or act (this includes my race, gender, and identity).  

76.8%  

75.8%  

8. Students from my school really try to get to know me.  

74.3%  

73.2%  

9. Students at my school say nice things to me.  

80.7%  

79.0%  

10. Sometimes I am afraid of other students.  

70.4%  

70.2%  

11. Students from my school show me they care about me.  

74.6%  

74.4%  

12. There is too much fighting at my school.  

58.4%  

56.9% 

Domain: Self-Development

Question

December % Positive Responses

May % Positive Responses

13. In school, I learn how to deal with my feelings in a healthy way (for example, things I can do when I am angry, sad, worried, or stressed).  

78.0%  

76.3%  

14. In school, I am able to deal with my feelings in a healthy way (for example, calm myself when I am angry or stressed).  

83.7%  

83.1%  

15. I can find words to describe how I am feeling.  

81.8%  

81.1%  

16. When there is conflict, I know how to help solve it.  

78.2%  

77.2% 

 

Appendix

*Non-participating schools:

  • Ronald McDonald House
  • Plymouth Youth Center
  • Transition Plus
  • MPS Metro (DT participated in December 2024)
  • VOA

All school completion rates for Window 1 and Window 2 of School Year 2024-2025:

School

December Completion Rate

May Completion Rate

Andersen

67%

70%

Anishinabe

73%

55%

Anthony

79%

80%

Anwatin

53%

62%

Armatage 88% 92%
Bancroft 83% 87%
Barton 83% 72%
Bethune 78% 71%
Bryn Mawr 71% 79%
Burroughs 90% 92%
Camden 67% 30%
Center School 52% 56%
Cityview 84% 91%
Dowling 88% 89%
Edison 48% 47%
Ella Baker 74% 76%
Emerson 68% 80%
FAIR 57% 71%
Field 94% 90%
Folwell 76% 85%
Franklin 74% 57%
Green Central 95% 92%
Hall 86% 81%
Harrison 42% 39%
Heritage 84% 92%
Hmong International Academy 85% 88%
Howe 86% 86%
Jenny Lind 78% 72%
Justice Page 75% 77%
Kenny 86% 93%
Kenwood 80% 89%
Lake Harriet - Upper 91% 95%
Lake Nokomis - Keewaydin 84% 89%
Las Estrellas 83% 88%
Longfellow 60% 44%
Loring 85% 82%
Loring-Nicollet 52% 38%
Lucy Laney 73% 29%
Lyndale 78% 84%
MACC 51% 39%
Marcy 81% 67%
Menlo Park 27% 21%
MERC 67% 8%
MPS Metro DT 75% -
MPS Online K-5 36% 68%
MPS Online 6-12 41% 57%
Nellie Stone Johnson 90% 60%
North 65% 72%
Northeast 78% 71%
Northrop 89% 87%
Olson 78% 63%
Pillsbury 83% 75%
Pratt 71% 70%
River Bend 28% 32%
Roosevelt 43% 42%
Sanford 76% 71%
Seward 75% 82%
South 47% 75%
Southwest 59% 50%
Stadium View 65% 39%
Sullivan 72% 64%
Takoda Prep 53% 55%
Waite Park 84% 85%
Washburn 76% 55%
Webster 79% 79%
Wellstone + Wellstone SWS 58% 61%
Whittier 83% 76%
Windom 92% 87%