Summary:
The city of Lamberton, Minnesota is home to two schools: Red Rock Central Secondary and Red Rock Central Elementary, both part of the Red Rock Central School District. While the secondary school is a standout performer, the elementary school lags behind in overall statewide rankings.
Red Rock Central Secondary is the clear standout, ranking in the top 25% of Minnesota high schools and maintaining a 4-star rating from SchoolDigger. The school boasts a 100% four-year graduation rate, outperforms the state average on key test score metrics, and has a student population that is 94.95% White. In contrast, Red Rock Central Elementary ranks in the middle of Minnesota elementary schools, though it does have some strong test score performance, such as 65.38% proficiency in 3rd grade math.
Both schools face socioeconomic challenges, with high rates of free/reduced lunch recipients, particularly at the secondary level. Additionally, the student populations at both schools are predominantly White, which may not reflect the broader diversity of the Lamberton community. Understanding the factors contributing to the divergent school rankings and exploring ways to promote greater equity and representation could provide valuable insights for the Red Rock Central School District.
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