Best middle schools in Minneapolis Public School District (2025)
Schools classified as middle schools by NCES. Ranked by the Success Index (US) from official American data; 8 schools in Minneapolis Public School District, Minnesota. Rank positions shown on each profile are within United States and Minnesota.
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- 168Justice Page MiddleMinneapolis · Public Middle64% Math proficiency · 1,020 students
- 267Anthony MiddleMinneapolis · Public Middle57% Math proficiency · 727 students
- 353Sanford MiddleMinneapolis · Public Middle36% Math proficiency · 728 students
- 444Andersen MiddleMinneapolis · Public Middle70.8% Free/reduced-price lunch · 1,052 students
- 538Anwatin MiddleMinneapolis · Public Middle38% Math proficiency · 334 students
- 630Olson MiddleMinneapolis · Public Middle18% Math proficiency · 329 students
- 728Northeast MiddleMinneapolis · Public Middle20% Math proficiency · 541 students
- 821Franklin MiddleMinneapolis · Public Middle10% Math proficiency · 254 students
| # | School | Sector | Success Index (US) | Key result | Students |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Justice Page Middle Minneapolis · Middle · Grades 6–8 | Public | 67.6 Top 25% | 64% Math proficiency | 1,020 |
| 2 | Anthony Middle Minneapolis · Middle · Grades 6–8 | Public | 67.4 Top 50% | 57% Math proficiency | 727 |
| 3 | Sanford Middle Minneapolis · Middle · Grades 6–8 | Public | 52.5 Top 50% | 36% Math proficiency | 728 |
| 4 | Andersen Middle Minneapolis · Middle · Grades 6–8 | Public | 44.1 Lower 50% | 70.8% Free/reduced-price lunch | 1,052 |
| 5 | Anwatin Middle Minneapolis · Middle · Grades 6–8 | Public | 38.0 Lower 50% | 38% Math proficiency | 334 |
| 6 | Olson Middle Minneapolis · Middle · Grades 6–8 | Public | 30.0 Lower 50% | 18% Math proficiency | 329 |
| 7 | Northeast Middle Minneapolis · Middle · Grades 6–8 | Public | 27.5 Lower 50% | 20% Math proficiency | 541 |
| 8 | Franklin Middle Minneapolis · Middle · Grades 6–8 | Public | 20.8 Lower 50% | 10% Math proficiency | 254 |
Justice Page Middle in Minneapolis leads the 2025 list of middle schools in Minneapolis Public School District with a Success Index (US) of 67.6. Of the 8 schools shown, 8 are public.
For the full picture see the wider Minnesota middle schools rankings, every school on the Minneapolis Public School District page, or the comparison tool to put a shortlist side by side.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the best middle school in Minneapolis Public School District?
Justice Page Middle in Minneapolis, Minnesota ranks first among middle schools in Minneapolis Public School District with a Success Index (US) of 67.6 out of 100 (Enrollment: 1,020).
How are middle schools in Minneapolis Public School District ranked?
Each school's Success Index (US) combines 4 factors: math proficiency (30%), reading proficiency (30%), community advantage (fewer free/reduced-price lunch) (25%), students per teacher (15%). Each factor is a percentile against schools of the same type across United States. Schools with fewer than 60 students are excluded from rankings.
Are these 2025 rankings official?
No. They are computed by Success Tutoring from official American data (Urban Institute Education Data Portal (NCES CCD, EDFacts); NCES Common Core of Data). States set their own assessments and proficiency cut scores, so proficiency rates are most comparable within a state. Use the state rankings for like-for-like comparisons.