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There are 13 public schools in Brown County, Minnesota, serving 3,540 students. You can narrow this list by selecting school levels above the table below, or specifying additional search criteria.

Brown County Public Schools - Minnesota

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Town	School	# Students	Grades
Comfrey	Comfrey Elementary School	97	PK-6
Comfrey	Comfrey Secondary	67	7-12
New Ulm	Imprints Program (Special Education School)	15	5-12
New Ulm	Jefferson Elementary School	620	PK-3
New Ulm	New Ulm High School	908	7-12
New Ulm	River Bend Area Learning Center (Other / alternative school) 1 Review(s)	90	7-12
New Ulm	River Bend Early Childhood Prog. Elementary School (Special Education School)	50	PK
New Ulm	Team Program (Special Education School)	25	KG-12
New Ulm	Washington Elementary School	464	4-6
Sleepy Eye	Sleepy Eye Elementary School	321	PK-6
Sleepy Eye	Sleepy Eye Secondary School	302	7-12
Springfield	Springfield Elementary School	268	PK-6
Springfield	Springfield Secondary	313	7-12

County Statistics:

About This County (Brown)	County Statistics	(MN) State Statistics
Population (Approximate)	28,627 people	4,915,288 people
% (age 25+) w/College Degree	19%	25%
Median Household Income	$85,330	$48,695
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