Washington Post High School Rankings Southwest in Top Ten in the State

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The index score is the number of college-level tests given at a school in the previous calendar year divided by the number of graduates that year. Also noted are the percentage of students who come from families that qualify for lunch subsidies (Subs. lunch) and the percentage of graduates who passed at least one college-level test during their high school career, called equity and excellence, (E&E). A (P) next to the school's name denotes a private school.

RANK	SCHOOL	CITY	E&E%	SUBS. LUNCH	INDEX
1	St. Croix Prep	Stillwater	54.4	13	5.942
2	Nova Classical	Saint Paul	93.3	10.9	5.867
3	International School of Minnesota (P)	Eden Prairie	70		4.149
4	St. Louis Park	St. Louis Park	45.3	33.2	4.037
5	Minnetonka	Minnetonka	90	7	3.713
6	Edina	Edina	57.4	9	3.63
7	Southwest	Minneapolis	45	39	3.569
8	Irondale	New Brighton	43.4	36	3.378
9	Central	St. Paul	56	58	2.829
10	Eden Prairie	Eden Prairie	38	14	2.72
11	Chaska	Chaska	41	24	2.667
12	South	Minneapolis	32	50	2.666
13	Robbinsdale Armstrong	Plymouth	39	33	2.628
14	St. Anthony Village	St. Anthony	50.3	21	2.606
15	Orono	Orono	59	5	2.581
16	Eastview	Apple Valley	47	18	2.522
17	Chanhassen	Chanhassen	45	8	2.471
18	Mankato West	Mankato	51	23	2.392
19	Simley	Inver Grove Heights	36.1	37	2.391
20	Century	Rochester	100	25	2.344
21	South St. Paul	South St. Paul	36	39	2.262
22	Wayzata	Plymouth	46.9	15	2.015
23	Washburn	Minneapolis			1.926
24	Mound Westonka	Minnetrista	36.8	24	1.653
25	Brainerd	Brainerd		43	1.645
26	Hopkins	Minnetonka	40.4	32.3	1.598
27	Eagan	Eagan	42	15	1.521
28	Prior Lake	Savage	43	9	1.457
29	Harding	St. Paul	43	86	1.45
30	Lincoln	Lake City	22.1	27	1.4
31	Park	Cottage Grove	35	23.9	1.29