Wayzata Public School District

The Wayzata Public School District is home to 17 schools, including 9 elementary schools, 5 middle schools, 3 high schools, and 2 alternative schools, serving a diverse student population across the Wayzata area. The district is highly ranked, with several standout schools that are among the best in Minnesota.

At the top of the district's performance are Wayzata High School, ranked 4th out of 480 Minnesota high schools, and Kimberly Lane Elementary and North Woods Elementary, ranked 8th and 14th out of 881 Minnesota elementary schools, respectively. These schools demonstrate exceptional academic performance, with high test scores, graduation rates, and rankings compared to their peers statewide. In contrast, some schools in the district, such as Birchview Elementary and Oakwood Elementary, struggle with lower proficiency rates in math and reading.

The Wayzata Public School District as a whole is an exceptional system, with a 5-star rating and high rankings for many of its schools. However, the data reveals a wide range in academic performance across the district, with a correlation between student demographics and outcomes. The district's alternative schools also lag behind in performance, suggesting the need for additional support and resources. Overall, the Wayzata Public School District provides a quality education for its diverse student population, with several standout schools that are among the best in the state.