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Camp Verde Unified District


At a glance
238thof 267 Arizona districts
Better than 10% of Arizona districts
410 Camp Lincoln Rd
Camp Verde, AZ 86322-7494
·(928) 567-8000·All Arizona district rankings →
Statewide performance 2018–2026
2026: better than 10.9% of districts
5
Schools
1,615
Students
Top rankedCamp Verde High School177th of 256 Arizona high schools
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Biggest riser
Camp Verde Elementary School up 21 spots statewide this year
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Smallest classes
Camp Verde Middle School 17.3 students per teacher
Summary:

Camp Verde Unified District has four listed schools serving grades PK–12: one elementary school, one middle school and two high schools. In the 2025–26 results, the three schools with reported scores were below state results in every grade-level ELA and math comparison. The biggest gaps were in ELA: Camp Verde Elementary School’s 5th graders were 23 points below the state, and Camp Verde Middle School’s 7th graders were 22 points below. The clearest academic concern is that no reported grade-level result reached the state level.

Camp Verde High School stands out at the top of the recent SchoolDigger rankings: it is at the 31st percentile and has 2 stars, compared with the elementary school at the 23rd percentile and 1 star, and the middle school at the 9th percentile and 0 stars. The middle school also has the lowest reported all-grades math result, 12% proficient, compared with 30% at the elementary school and 21% at the high school; the state result is 33%. All-grades results cover different grade spans, and scores for Camp Verde Accommodation School and the middle school’s 7th-grade math are suppressed.

SchoolDigger’s ranking histories show gains for the elementary and middle schools since 2023–24, but a decline for the high school. The elementary school rose 11 percentile points to 23, and the middle school gained 1 point to 9; the high school fell 4 points to 31 after reaching 38 in 2024–25. The average ranking across the three schools rose from 18 to 21 over the period, but dropped from 24 in 2024–25. The high school also had a 3.6% dropout rate in 2024–25, below the state’s 5.1%; its school graduation rate was 88% in 2023–24. Free/reduced-lunch rates are unavailable, so they offer no additional context for comparing schools.

Ranking:
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E Elementary M Middle H High A Alternative P Private




SchoolDigger data sources: National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Department of Education, the U.S. Census Bureau and the Arizona Department of Education.

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