Lexington Minnesota

City of Lexington: Schools & ISD 12

By David Olson, Realtor · October 23, 2026 · 3 min read
City of Lexington: Schools & ISD 12
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Students in Lexington, Minnesota are served by Independent School District 12 also known as Centennial Public Schools. ISD 12 serves the communities of Blaine, Centerville, Circle Pines, Lexington, and Lino Lakes. Centennial Public Schools serves 6,300 students in 9 different schools. Centennial is known for it’s academic success and continually looking to improve. Students at Centennial schools regularly score higher than the state average in reading and math.  Centennial helps to build the strengths of each student so that they can reach their highest potential and succeed academically.

Centennial Elementary School serves 470 students in Kindergarten through 5th grade. Centennial Elementary seeks to inspire students to become learners and grow both academically and socially. They look to do this through providing a meaningful education and meeting the needs of each student individually. Centennial provides students with excellent teachers and staff who help foster a supportive and cooperative learning environment that gives each student the best educational experience possible. Centennial Elementary School values a strong partnership between school and home to build a foundation for lifelong learning.

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Centennial Middle School serves 1,600 students in 6th through 8th grade in the Centennial Public School system. Centennial offers each student a first-rate education designed to help students become hard workers and successful students. Centennial has a strong focus on providing the best education possible to each student. They look to ensure this by building a strong relationship between school and home to build a foundation that will prepare students for their life ahead. Centennial provides excellent teachers who help students meet the high standards that are set for them.

Centennial high School serves 2,000 students in 9th through 12th grade. Centennial High School seeks to provide an environment that fosters intellectual, social, and emotional success in an ever changing world. According to academic proficiency growth measurements and graduation rate, Centennial High School is the third highest performing school in the state. Centennial looks to build hard working students through a respectful environment and building positive relationships. Centennial also offers several sports programs for students including baseball, basketball, football, hockey, volleyball, softball, track, cross country, soccer, wrestling, and more.

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