Long Prairie-Grey Eagle School Dist

Located in central Minnesota, the Long Prairie-Grey Eagle School District—headquartered at 205 2nd St S in Long Prairie—is an active, traditional public school system serving families across a remote rural setting. Operating two educational facilities, the district delivers a comprehensive academic pipeline that spans from pre-kindergarten all the way through 12th grade. As an independent, non-charter school system, it serves as an essential pillar for the local area, providing structured, community-focused public education designed to meet the needs of rural learners at every stage of their primary and secondary development.

The district supports a diverse student body of nearly 1,000 learners, with a student population of 984 that reflects a vibrant multicultural composition—including a significant Hispanic student enrollment alongside White, Multiracial, Pacific Islander, Native American, Black, and Asian students. To deliver personalized instruction and foster student success across all grade levels, Long Prairie-Grey Eagle maintains a substantial operational workforce equivalent to roughly 351 full-time staff members. This framework includes approximately 171 full-time equivalent teachers, nearly 37 instructional aides, and 143 support staff personnel, creating a well-resourced educational ecosystem dedicated to academic growth and holistic student support.