Albert Lea Public School District

Located at 211 W Richway Dr in Albert Lea, Minnesota, the Albert Lea Public School District is an open, traditional public school system set within a remote town setting. Operating nine operational schools, the district offers a complete educational sequence spanning prekindergarten through grade 12. It functions as a non-charter, regular public school district that operates independently rather than as part of a supervisory union. The district serves a total enrollment of 3,335 students, comprising 1,582 female students and 1,753 male students. The student body reflects a rich variety of cultural backgrounds, including 1,832 White, 840 Hispanic, 407 Asian, 140 students identifying with two or more races, 101 Black, 12 American Indian, and 3 Pacific Islander students.

Student enrollment is distributed across all grade levels, beginning with 185 prekindergarten and 211 kindergarten students, and progressing through the elementary, middle, and high school grades, including 268 ninth graders, 272 tenth graders, 266 eleventh graders, and 276 twelfth graders. To support its student population, the district maintains a full-time equivalent (FTE) workforce of 994.14 staff members. This team includes 461.04 FTE teachers, 102.63 FTE instructional aides, and 430.47 FTE support staff members dedicated to guiding daily operations and classroom learning. Parents, students, and researchers can learn more about the district by visiting its official website at http://www.alschools.org/ or by calling (507) 379-4800.