The top reported proficiency rate is 30% in Math.
Original Research by School Decision on Metro Tech Academy Charter School
Metro Tech Academy Charter School is a Minnesota charter district that no longer exists. It operated briefly and closed after the 2022-2023 school year. The district included an elementary school for the early grades and a middle school for the middle grades, both of which started serving students around 2020-2021 and stopped within a span of about two school years. State records list the district and both schools as not active.
Because the district served only elementary and middle grades, there is no high school graduation rate to report. Academic data from the 2021-2022 school year is limited and difficult to interpret with confidence. State testing results were reported for only two grade levels, and most results were suppressed because the number of students tested was very small. For the one grade where proficiency was reported, a minority of students met the state’s proficiency standard in both math and reading. Participation rates in testing were low, meaning the results may not represent the full student body. Science results were suppressed entirely. A parent looking for a reliable picture of academic performance would find the available evidence too thin to draw clear conclusions.
No enrollment counts, demographic breakdowns, or economic context were available for this district. The location falls within Minnesota, but no city or community context was provided. Information on programs, staff, discipline, attendance, and civil rights outcomes was also absent.
The central fact about Metro Tech Academy Charter School is that it no longer enrolls students. Any family considering schooling in the area where this district once operated will need to look elsewhere. The district’s short operating period and its closure mean that it is not a viable option. For parents researching current choices, the data gaps and the closed status together make this a place to rule out rather than investigate further.
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