Campbell-Tintah Public Schools

The Campbell-Tintah Public Schools district in Minnesota consists of two schools: Campbell-Tintah Elementary and Campbell-Tintah Secondary. Both schools serve a relatively small student population, with Campbell-Tintah Elementary having 69 students and Campbell-Tintah Secondary having 51 students.

While Campbell-Tintah Secondary boasts a high 4-year graduation rate of 90.9% and a 0% dropout rate, Campbell-Tintah Elementary faces challenges with a high percentage (55.07%) of students receiving free or reduced-price lunch, indicating a relatively low-income student population. Both schools have a majority White student population, with Campbell-Tintah Elementary having 81.16% White students and Campbell-Tintah Secondary having 84.31% White students.

The academic performance of the schools is mixed, with Campbell-Tintah Elementary having lower proficiency rates compared to the district and state averages in Math, Reading, and Science, while Campbell-Tintah Secondary had varying results, with some grades performing better and others performing worse than the district and state averages. The small student populations at both schools may present challenges in terms of resources, extracurricular offerings, and overall educational opportunities for students.