Kaleidoscope School

The area list contains one school, Kaleidoscope School, an elementary school serving grades K–8 with 296 students and a student–teacher ratio of 12.3; no free/reduced-lunch rate is reported. With no other schools in the list, the most useful comparisons are with Arizona and across the school’s reported grades. The clearest result is third-grade math: 51% of students were proficient, 13 percentage points above Arizona’s 38%.

Results vary by subject and grade, so no school can be identified as the area’s top or bottom performer relative to other schools. Across all grades, math is 36% proficient, 3 points above the state’s 33%, while ELA is 38%, 3 points below Arizona’s 41%. Within the reported grades, third-grade math is the strongest relative result, at 51% versus 38% statewide. Fourth-grade ELA is the largest shortfall, at 40% versus 47% (7 points below). ELA is above the state in grades 3 and 5, by 2 and 5 points, but below it in grade 4; math is below the state in grades 4 and 5, by 4 and 1 point.

SchoolDigger’s statewide ranking fell in the latest listed year: the school was at the 63rd percentile in both 2023–24 and 2024–25, then at the 51st percentile in 2025–26, a 12-point drop. This ranking history shows a weaker relative statewide position, but does not establish a change in test scores. The grade-level results also show why the overall math advantage needs context: the 13-point third-grade lead contrasts with results 4 points below the state in grade 4 and 1 point below in grade 5. The school’s ratio and enrollment offer context, but without other schools for comparison they do not indicate how those factors relate to achievement.