Summary:
Heber, Arizona, has three schools in the Heber-Overgaard Unified District, serving grades 4–12 across elementary, junior high, and high school. The clearest shared strength is English Language Arts (ELA): among the two schools with all-grades results, the average is 52%, 11 points above the 41% state rate, while their average math result is 30%, 3 points below the 33% state rate.
Mogollon Junior High School leads the reported all-grades ELA results at 54%, compared with 50% at Capps Elementary School; those results are 13 and 9 points above the state rate, respectively. Math is less consistent: Capps matches the state at 33%, while Junior High is at 27%, 6 points below. Capps has a particular strength in fourth- and fifth-grade ELA, with each grade 15 points above its state rate, and fourth-grade math is 6 points above state. Junior High ELA is 11 points above state in grade 7 and 15 points above in grade 8; its eighth-grade science is 14 points above state, while Capps fifth-grade science is 4 points above. Capps grade 6 ELA is 6 points below state. Current school-level test results for Mogollon High School are suppressed, and grade-specific comparisons are most useful within the same grade.
SchoolDigger’s rankings show different recent directions: Mogollon High moved from the 59th percentile in 2022–2023 to the 49th in 2024–2025, a 10-point decline, and received two stars in 2024–2025; Junior High rose from the 64th percentile in 2023–2024 to 74th in 2024–2025, then eased to 71st in 2025–2026, when it received four stars. Staffing figures do not point to a clear performance pattern: Capps has 107 students and a 13.5 student–teacher ratio, Junior High has 82 students and an 11.4 ratio, and Mogollon High has 159 students and a 13.3 ratio. Free/reduced-lunch rates are not reported for these schools.
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