Summary:
The area has one elementary school, Legacy Traditional School - Mesa, serving 456 students in grades K–6 with a 17.5:1 student–teacher ratio; its 2025–26 proficiency was above Arizona’s in both ELA (47% versus 41%, a 6-point advantage) and math (37% versus 33%, a 4-point advantage), making above-state results in both subjects the clearest overall finding.
There is no meaningful local top or bottom school: Legacy Traditional School - Mesa is the only school listed, so it is both by default. Its strongest grade-level result was fourth-grade ELA, where 58% were proficient compared with 47% statewide, an 11-point advantage; third-grade math was the exception, at 34% versus 38% statewide, 4 points lower. ELA was above the state in grades 3, 4, and 5, and matched it in grade 6. Math was above the state in grades 4 and 5, but the grade 6 school result is suppressed. In grade 5 science, 37% were proficient in 2024–25, 3 points above Arizona. Because there is only one school and no comparable series of proficiency results across years, the data cannot show local variation or establish a trend in achievement.
SchoolDigger’s overall percentile ranking dipped from the 54th percentile in 2023–24 to the 49th in 2024–25, then rose to the 55th in 2025–26; its reported ranks were 419 of 912, 461 of 909, and 406 of 900. The latest percentile is slightly higher than the earliest, but the supplied scores do not show whether proficiency followed the same pattern. The student–teacher ratio is 17.5:1, while the free/reduced-lunch entry is blank, so those details offer no basis here for comparing the school with local peers.
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