St. Cloud ISD 742

District 742 is the largest school district in Central Minnesota with nearly 10,000 students. Located 70 miles northwest of Minneapolis-St. Paul, District 742 has eight elementary schools, two junior highs (7-8), two high schools (9-12), two alternative learning schools, an early childhood center and a community education center. Greater St. Cloud is the fastest-growing metropolitan area in Minnesota and serves as the commercial hub for more than 190,000 people.

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St. Paul Public Schools ISD 625

With more than 43,000 students, Saint Paul Public Schools is Minnesota's second-largest school district located in Minnesota's capital city along the Mississippi River in Ramsey County. SPPS diverse urban population attends 150 schools – 50 elementary schools, nine junior high and middle schools, seven senior high schools, one open school, and one special education school along with 87 other programs - all encompassing 7,155,914ft2.

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South Washington County ISD 833

ISD 833 is a suburban district located southeast of St. Paul. It includes all of the communities of Cottage Grove, St. Paul Park, Newport; most of Woodbury; and portions of Afton and Denmark. The population of the district is about 86,000, including about 15,850 students in the school district. There are 14 elementary buildings (K-6), four junior highs (7-9), two high schools (10-12), and an alternative learning center (7-12).

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Burnsville/Eagan/Savage ISD 191

Burnsville is conveniently located close to both Minneapolis and St. Paul and is considered the 10th largest city in the State with over 62,000 residents. With 17 buildings totaling 1,850,000 sq. ft., ISD 191 serves 3 communities and provides educational services at 17 campuses including 10 elementary schools, three junior high schools, one traditional senior high school, and two alternative senior high school programs.

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Buffalo/Hanover/Montrose ISD 877

Buffalo is a rural community just 40 miles west of the Twin Cities, yet a dynamic region full of growth and prosperity. The 157 square mile area that makes up District 877 includes Buffalo, Hanover, Montrose and the surrounding townships. The district has a population of over 25,000 residents, with approximately 5,000 students attending 5 elementary schools, a middle school, a high school, and an alternative high school. Buffalo area school district has 8 buildings totaling 859,000 sq. ft.

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Cambridge/Isanti ISD 911

The communities of Cambridge and Isanti are located on the banks of the scenic Rum River in east central Minnesota. The population of Cambridge has been slowly growing and diversifying for many years as more and more people discover this pleasant community located just one hour north of the metropolitan Twin Cities area. ISD 911 area schools serve 4,600 students with nine buildings totaling 700,000 ft².

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North St. Paul/Maplewood/Oakdale ISD 622

The North St. Paul-Maplewood-Oakdale School District serves more than 11,630 students in 16 school buildings. Besides the district's three namesake communities, District 622 serves the towns of Landfall, Pine Springs and portions of Lake Elmo and Woodbury. ISD 622 has 17 schools with nine elementary schools, three middle schools, two high schools, and alternative learning programs with facility space of 1,714,359ft².

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Mahtomedi ISD 832

The Mahtomedi School District covers approximately 28 square miles including the east shore of White Bear Lake and is located in the northeast section of the Twin Cities metropolitan area. The scenic school district includes trees, rolling hills, lakes and ponds and is a wonderful area to live and attend school. The Mahtomedi School District has 5 buildings totaling 435,000 sq. ft. and serves the communities of Dellwood, Mahtomedi, Pine Springs, Willernie and parts of Grant, Hugo, Lake Elmo, Oakdale and White Bear Lake. It has two elementary schools, a middle school, a senior high school, Alternative Learning Program and the District Education Center.

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Willmar ISD 347

Willmar is located 100 miles west of the Twin Cities in Kandiyohi County with a population of 19,000 and is considered the fastest growing non-metropolitan city in Minnesota. Surrounded by lakes, rolling hills, and rich farmland, Willmar combines the friendly neighborliness of a small town with the opportunities of a large metropolitan area. ISD 347 has seven public schools - five elementary schools, one junior high, and one senior high.

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St. Louis Park ISD 283

St. Louis Park is an established neighboring community of Minneapolis spanning 10.8 square miles serving 44,126 residents and 51 parks to enjoy (11.5 percent of St. Louis Park's land is set aside for parks). One of St. Louis Park's strengths is thier nationally recognized school system. Unlike many other suburbs, our children can attend school within our community from preschool through high school. The school district's relatively small enrollment - 4,200 students in kindergarten through twelfth grade - allows for greater individual attention to learners, a strong sense of community and more opportunities for participation. St. Louis Park has seven schools and four community centers that serve about 4,200 students in kindergarten through grade 12.

Columbia Heights is a first-ring suburb northeast of the city limits of Minneapolis, Minnesota. The 5,000 students in the school district come from the cities of Columbia Heights, Hilltop, and the southern third of Fridley. With 5 faculties, Columbia Heights school district is large enough to provide educational opportunities that small school districts can't, yet is small enough so that administrators, staff, parents and students know each other and share a sense of community.

Rosemount - Apple Valley - Eagan ISD 196

District 196 is a mostly suburban school district located 15 miles south of the Twin Cities, conveniently accessible to both Minneapolis and St. Paul. With a total population of approximately 150,000 and enrollment of 28,000 students K-12, District 196 is the forth largest school district in the state. The district's 36 facilities total more than 4 million square feet of space.