Farmington High School (FHS) continues to demonstrate strong and consistent student success, with graduation rates holding steady and outperforming the state average.

According to newly released data from the Minnesota Department of Education, Farmington High School’s four-year graduation rate for 2025 is 91.7%, unchanged from 2024 and nearly seven percentage points higher than the state average of 84.9%.

The data also reflect a broader commitment across Farmington Area Public Schools to support every learner through graduation. FHS’s five-year graduation rate stands at 94.8%, and the six-year rate reaches 96.9%, demonstrating that nearly all students ultimately earn their diploma.

An additional 3.1% of students from the 2025 cohort are still working toward completing their graduation requirements and are expected to be included in future five- and six-year rates.

“These results reflect both the consistency of our system and our commitment to every student,” said Superintendent Jason Berg. “We are proud of the strong outcomes, and we remain focused on supporting each learner until they cross the finish line.”

From early learning through high school, Farmington Area Public Schools continues to invest in rigorous coursework, career pathways and individualized supports that help students stay on track and succeed.

The district remains focused on preparing all students for success beyond graduation—and ensuring every learner has the support needed to reach that milestone, no matter their path.