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Minnesota: the counties with the lowest-performing public schools

80 counties

Minnesota counties ranked by the lowest enrollment-weighted state-assessment proficiency. Counties need at least 3 schools and 1,000 students to qualify. The median ranked county is at 43.0%. Showing ranks 51 to 80.

#CountyStateSchoolsStudents% Proficient
51St. Louis CountyMN8423,92145.2%
52Lincoln CountyMN81,06345.6%
53Hennepin CountyMN402177,50945.7%
54Lyon CountyMN174,80345.8%
55Aitkin CountyMN91,67046.2%
56Fillmore CountyMN142,94646.6%
57Crow Wing CountyMN229,39946.9%
58Dakota CountyMN15174,68747.0%
59Olmsted CountyMN6624,62747.1%
60Wabasha CountyMN103,40847.6%
61Sherburne CountyMN4116,30647.7%
62Grant CountyMN71,01247.9%
63Kanabec CountyMN72,12847.9%
64Carlton CountyMN246,20148.3%
65Houston CountyMN184,08948.6%
66Scott CountyMN5826,04148.7%
67Murray CountyMN51,05749.0%
68Brown CountyMN173,67249.6%
69Blue Earth CountyMN259,03449.7%
70Washington CountyMN9246,31350.3%
71Douglas CountyMN205,78150.4%
72Nicollet CountyMN184,44750.9%
73Meeker CountyMN122,99451.0%
74Otter Tail CountyMN318,50351.0%
75Dodge CountyMN123,83851.7%
76Pope CountyMN71,42153.0%
77Wright CountyMN7827,87953.3%
78Rock CountyMN61,48554.3%
79Stevens CountyMN71,69155.1%
80Carver CountyMN4818,07657.5%

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