Article #1 >>>>> Lowest Enrollment Schools of the Minneapolis Public Schools >>>>> Elementary Schools

Elementary Schools of Lowest Enrollment as Percent of Capacity

 

For the following elementary schools, the first figure given is ratio of students enrolled by comparison to building capacity, with the second figure representing percentage of students enrolled by comparison to building capacity.  Schools are listed in order from lowest enrollment to capacity ratio to highest enrollment to capacity ratio.

 

Schools listed below are those of lowest enrollment. 

 

Each of these schools has an enrollment as a percentage of capacity of less than fifty percent (50%).  Five schools have an enrollment as percentage of capacity of less than forty percent (40%).  Two of these schools have an enrollment as percentage of capacity of less than thirty percent.

 

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Elementary Schools

 

Less Than 30 Percent Enrollment as Percentage of Capacity

 

Cityview

 

167 : 712           

 

(24%)

 

Nellie Stone Johnson

 

176 : 713           

 

(25%)

 

Less Than 40 Percent Enrollment as Percentage of Capacity

 

Hmong International Academy

 

233 : 751           

 

(31%)

 

Hall

 

173 : 489           

 

(36%)

 

Folwell

 

319 : 863           

 

(37%)

 

Lyndale

 

233 : 631           

 

(37%)

 

Less Than 50 Percent Enrollment as Percentage of Capacity

 

Lucy Laney

 

311 : 711           

 

(44%)

 

Jenny Lind

 

248 : 535

 

(46%)

 

Lake Harriet Upper

 

285 : 615           

 

(46%)

 

Lake Nokomis Keewaydin

 

356 : 761           

 

(47%)

 

Bethune

 

246 : 519           

 

(47%)

Article #2 >>>>> Lowest Enrollment Schools of the Minneapolis Public Schools >>>>> Middle & K-8 Schools

Middle & K-8 Schools of Lowest Enrollment as Percent of Capacity

 

For the following middle schools, the first figure given is ratio of students enrolled by comparison to building capacity, with the second figure representing percentage of students enrolled by comparison to building capacity.  Schools are listed in order from lowest enrollment to capacity ratio to highest enrollment to capacity ratio.

 

Schools listed below are those of lowest enrollment. 

 

Each of these schools has an enrollment as a percentage of capacity of less than fifty percent (50%).

 

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Middle & K-8 Schools

 

Less Than 50 Percent Enrollment as Percentage of Capacity

 

Anwatin

 

321 : 807           

 

(40%)

 

Franklin

 

288 : 655           

 

(44%)

 

Sullivan

 

599 : 1,230        

 

(49%)

 

Article #3 >>>>> Lowest Enrollment Schools of the Minneapolis Public Schools >>>>> High Schools

High Schools of Lowest Enrollment as Percent of Capacity

 

For the following middle schools, the first figure given is ratio of students enrolled by comparison to building capacity, with the second figure representing percentage of students enrolled by comparison to building capacity.  Schools are listed in order from lowest enrollment to capacity ratio to highest enrollment to capacity ratio.

 

Schools listed below are those of lowest enrollment. 

Each of these schools has an enrollment as a percentage of capacity of less than fifty percent (50%).

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High Schools

 

 

Less Than 40 Percent Enrollment as Percentage of Capacity

 

North

 

506 : 1,678        

 

(30%)

 

Less Than 55 Percent Enrollment as Percentage of Capacity

 

Roosevelt

 

1,048 : 2051

 

(51%)

 

Less Than 65 Percent Enrollment as Percentage of Capacity

 

Camden

 

857 : 1,414        

 

(61%)

 

Edison

 

897 : 1,395        

 

(64%)

 

Article #1 >>>>> Minneapolis Public Schools, Schools by Percentage of Capacity Enrolled, Listed by Lowest Ratio of Enrollment to Capacity to Highest: Elementary Schools

For the following elementary schools, the first figure given is ratio of students enrolled by comparison to building capacity, with the second figure representing percentage of students enrolled by comparison to building capacity.  Schools are listed in order from lowest enrollment to capacity ratio to highest enrollment to capacity ratio.

 

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Elementary Schools

 

Cityview

 

167 : 712           

 

(24%)

 

Nellie Stone Johnson

 

176 : 713           

 

(25%)

 

Hmong International Academy

 

233 : 751           

 

(31%)

 

Hall

 

173 : 489           

 

(36%)

Folwell

 

319 : 863           

 

(37%)

 

Lyndale

 

233 : 631           

 

(37%)

 

Lucy Laney

 

311 : 711           

 

(44%)

 

Jenny Lind

 

248 : 535

 

(46%)

 

Lake Harriet Upper

 

285 : 615           

 

(46%)

 

Lake Nokomis Keewaydin

 

356 : 761           

 

(47%)

 

Bethune

 

246 : 519           

 

(47%)

 

Dowling

 

295 : 485           

 

(51%)

 

Kenwood

 

380 : 731           

 

(52%)

 

Bryn Mawr

 

349 : 580           

 

(53%)

 

Bancroft

 

365 : 665           

 

(55%)

 

Waite Park

 

273: 485            

 

(56%)

 

Armatage

 

340 : 575           

 

(59%)

 

Hale

 

316 : 539           

 

(59%)

 

Lake Harriet Lower

 

295 : 480           

 

(62%)

 

Lake Nokomis Wenonah

 

180 : 284           

 

(64%)

 

Pillsbury

 

374 : 582           

 

(64%)

 

Whittier

 

361 : 565           

 

(64%)

 

Seward

 

602 : 905           

 

(67%)

 

Burroughs

 

468 : 647           

 

(72%)

 

Barton

 

660 : 481           

 

(73%) 

Loring

 

292 : 373           

 

(73%)

 

Windom

 

372 : 503           

 

(74%)

 

Kenny

 

315 : 413           

 

(76%)

 

Pratt

 

201: 256            

 

(79%)

 

Hiawatha

 

228 : 284           

 

(80%)

 

Green Central

 

545 : 665           

 

(82%)

 

(87%)

 

Howe

 

233 : 267           

 

(87%)

Northrop

 

365: 395            

 

(92%)

 

Emerson

 

499 : 712           

 

(115%)

 

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Article #2 >>>>> Minneapolis Public Schools, Schools by Percentage of Capacity Enrolled, Listed by Lowest Ratio of Enrollment to Capacity to Highest: Middle Schools

For the following middle & K-8 schools, the first figure given is ratio of students enrolled by comparison to building capacity, with the second figure representing percentage of students enrolled by comparison to building capacity.  Schools are listed in order from lowest enrollment to capacity ratio to highest enrollment to capacity ratio.

 

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Middle & K-8 Schools

 

 

Anwatin

 

321 : 807           

 

(40%)

 

Franklin

 

288 : 655           

 

(44%)

 

Sullivan

 

599 : 1,230        

 

(49%)

 

Northeast

 

506 : 936           

 

(54%)

 

 

 

 

 

 

Olson

 

362 : 605           

 

(60%)

 

Andersen

 

877 : 1,530        

 

(57%)

 

Sanford

 

738 : 1,017        

 

(73%)

 

Justice Page

 

926 : 1,105        

 

(84%)

 

Anthony

 

766 : 850           

 

(90%)

 

Ella Baker

 

578 : 645           

 

(90%)

 

 

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