Education in Long prairie, MN

Updated 2026 β€’ Schools and education data

HS Graduate or Higher
78.1%
Bachelor's Degree+
10.4%
Total Schools
2

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2023 estimates (Population 25+: 2,688)

Education Levels (Age 25+)

Bachelor's Degree+
10.4%
Some College / Associate
26.0%
High School Diploma
41.7%
Less Than High School
41.3%

Median Earnings by Education Level

Graduate Degree
$30,714
Bachelor's Degree
$36,705
HS Diploma
$21,445
Less Than HS
$30,634

Annual median earnings for full-time workers aged 25+

School Enrollment

Total Enrolled
696

Education in Long prairie

Families considering Long prairie, MN will find a developing educational profile community. Approximately 10% of adults have earned a bachelor's degree β€” below the national average. With 2 schools serving the area, students have access to diverse learning opportunities. Explore school ratings and data below.

Schools in Long prairie, MN

Showing 2 schools β€” including public, private, and charter schools with student-teacher ratios and graduation rates.

Long Prairie-Grey Eagle Elementary

Elementary

Long Prairie-Grey Eagle School Dist

Teachers
47
Students
500
Grad. Rate
β€”
Student-Teacher Ratio: 1/10

Long Prairie-Grey Eagle Secondary

High

Long Prairie-Grey Eagle School Dist

Teachers
33
Students
478
Grad. Rate
β€”
Student-Teacher Ratio: 1/14

Pros & Cons

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Pros

  • β€’Friendly community vibe
  • β€’Fun kids' activities available
  • β€’Seasonal community events
  • β€’Low crime rates
  • β€’Good local schools
  • β€’Diverse outdoor activities
  • β€’Supportive local businesses
  • β€’Affordable housing options
  • β€’Access to nature trails
  • β€’Strong family-oriented values
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Cons

  • β€’Limited health facilities
  • β€’Low population diversity
  • β€’Limited entertainment venues
  • β€’Limited nightlife options
  • β€’Harsh winter weather
  • β€’Sparse job opportunities
  • β€’Potential for social isolation
  • β€’Political views may vary
  • β€’Less cultural activities
  • β€’Struggling economy overall

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the cost of living in Long prairie, MN? β–Ό

The cost of living in Long prairie, MN is 0% equal to the national average, with a cost of living index of 100 (where 100 represents the U.S. average). Housing typically accounts for the largest portion of living expenses. See full cost of living breakdown β†’

Is Long prairie, MN a safe place to live? β–Ό

Long prairie, MN is average in terms of safety, with crime rates near the national average. Safety varies significantly by neighborhood. View detailed Long prairie crime statistics β†’

How are the schools in Long prairie, MN? β–Ό

Long prairie, MN has 2 schools serving the community, including public, private, and charter options. School quality varies, so we recommend checking specific school ratings and test scores. See Long prairie school ratings β†’

What are the best neighborhoods in Long prairie, MN? β–Ό

The best neighborhoods in Long prairie, MN depend on your priorities. For families, look for areas near top-rated schools with lower crime rates. For affordability, neighborhoods vary in price depending on proximity to amenities and schools.

How are the taxes in Long prairie, MN? β–Ό

Tax rates in Long prairie, MN include state and local components. The cost of living index of 100 reflects a moderate cost environment compared to the national average. View detailed Long prairie tax information β†’

How does Long prairie, MN compare to nearby cities? β–Ό

Long prairie, MN offers comparable costs to nearby communities. With a cost of living index of 100, median home prices of $0, and a crime rate of 0 per 1,000 residents, you can compare these metrics side-by-side. Use the compare feature to evaluate specific cities.

What is the weather like in Long prairie, MN? β–Ό

Weather in Long prairie, MN varies by season. Climate data varies by season. View detailed Long prairie climate & environment data β†’

How do schools in Long prairie, MN compare to state average? β–Ό

School quality in Long prairie, MN varies by district and individual school. We recommend checking specific school ratings, test scores, and parent reviews for the neighborhoods you're considering.

πŸ“… Last Updated: February 2026

Sources: U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey (2023), National Center for Education Statistics

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