Undated (KROC-AM News)- The Minnesota Department of Education earlier this year released its School Report Card.

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The report card is a data base for all public schools across the state. It includes student responses to survey questions, a school district's demographic, how tax payer dollars are spent by a school district and more.

It also gives users an insight to how a district's student's did on the annual Minnesota Comprehensive Assessment (MCA), a standardized test administered to students annually to determine how many young learners are meeting the state's standards.

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2024 Test Scores: Minnesota Schools See Mixed Bag of Scores

The current data on the MCA scores dates back to 2021. In the latest round of testing, Minnesota saw the number of students meeting the standard for math drop form 51.1% in 2023 to 50.6% in 2024.

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60.3% of students are meeting the state standard for reading, which is up from 56.3% last year. In science 44.4% of students are at the state standard, down from 45.4% last year.

How Many Rochester-Area Students are Meeting State Standards for Math, Reading & Science?

The report card also allows users to see how students in their own districts are doing when it comes to meeting state standards.

One item of note is the last time prior to this year that the MCA was administered in the Rochester Public School District was 2022. This was due to a cyber attack last year that prevented the district from administering the standardized test.

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Keep scrolling to see how your school is doing at helping students reach the state standard for math, reading and science.

Making The Grade: Southeast Minnesota School Test Scores

See how southeast Minnesota's schools compared to their regional and state counterparts form the latest round of MCA testing

Gallery Credit: T.J. Leverentz

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