Student Enrollment in Minnesota

≈ 875,000
K-12 enrollment

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Compared to the United States

IndicatorMinnesotaUnited States
K-12 enrollment (millions)0.87549.4

National ranking

Minnesota ranks #3 of 31 states by k-12 enrollment.

#1Texas5,500,000
#2Colorado880,000
#3Minnesota875,000
#4Louisiana700,000
#5Utah680,000
#6Kentucky620,000
#7Oregon545,000
#8Nevada490,000
#9New Mexico320,000
#10New Hampshire175,000
#11Maine165,000
#12Montana147,000
#13South Dakota145,000
#14Rhode Island136,000
#15Delaware138
#16Wyoming50
#17Vermont47
#18Florida2.85
#19Illinois1.85
#20Georgia1.75M
#21Ohio1.65M
#22North Carolina1.52M
#23Michigan1.43M
#24New Jersey1.37M
#25Virginia1.26M
#26Arizona1.13M
#27Indiana1.11M
#28Washington1.08M
#29Massachusetts0.913M
#30Missouri0.87M
#31Wisconsin0.81M

Overview

Minnesota's public K-12 enrollment is about 875,000 students, with Anoka-Hennepin as the largest school district. Key figures for Minnesota include K-12 enrollment of ≈ 875,000, offering a clear snapshot of student enrollment in the state. Understanding student enrollment helps residents, businesses and policymakers compare Minnesota to national and regional benchmarks.

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