Summary:
The area list has one school—Madison Highland Prep—a high school serving grades 9–12 with 510 students, and its most important result is that it exceeds Arizona’s reported proficiency in every supplied comparison, by 9 to 22 percentage points.
There is no local top-to-bottom comparison because Madison Highland Prep is the only school listed; compared with the state, its strongest results are in 11th-grade mathematics and science, both 22 points higher. The school reports 53% proficiency in 11th-grade mathematics versus 31% statewide, and 41% in 11th-grade science versus 19% statewide. Its all-grades mathematics result is 53%, 20 points above the state’s 33%. The smallest advantage is 9 points in all-grades ELA: 50% at the school and 41% statewide. Mathematics proficiency is 3 points higher than ELA in both the all-grades and 11th-grade results, and the school’s edge over the state is also larger in mathematics than ELA in both comparisons.
SchoolDigger gives the school four stars and lists it at 80 of 267, in the 70th percentile; its ranking history shows improvement from 85 of 271 schools and the 69th percentile in 2024–25 to 66 of 256 and the 74th percentile in 2025–26. That is a 5-point increase in percentile standing, not evidence of a test-score trend: proficiency results are supplied for only one year per subject. The reported student–teacher ratio is 23.1, and no free/reduced-lunch percentage is provided. Because the list has one school, the data cannot show how it compares with local peer schools or establish local patterns between school characteristics and results.
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