Summary:
Six elementary schools in Lake Havasu Unified District serve grades 3–6 and report results across those grades, making grade-level comparisons possible. In 2025–26, the six-school averages were 43% proficient in English language arts (ELA) and 42% in math, compared with state rates of 41% and 33%. Most schools were above the state rate in both subjects, but results vary sharply between schools. The most important contrast is Havasupai Elementary School, which was below the state in both subjects while most of the other schools were above it.
Jamaica Elementary School led in all-grades math, with 52% proficient—19 percentage points above the state—and had 46% in ELA. Smoketree Elementary School led in ELA at 48%, 7 points above the state, and had 47% in math. Starline Elementary School also performed above the state in both subjects, at 46% in ELA and 51% in math. At the low end, Havasupai recorded 28% in ELA and 24% in math—13 and 9 points below state rates. Grade-level results can tell a different story: Oro Grande Classical Academy had the highest grade 4 math result at 62%, while Havasupai had 31%.
SchoolDigger’s average statewide percentile for the six schools edged down from 56 in 2023–24 to 54 in 2025–26, but individual trends differed: Jamaica rose 6 points and Oro Grande rose 5, while Havasupai fell 22 points, from 47 to 25. Student–teacher ratios are relatively close, ranging from 19.0 at Havasupai to 20.8 at Smoketree; they do not sort neatly with results. For example, Jamaica led math with a ratio of 20.0, while Smoketree led ELA with the highest ratio. Grade 5 science, reported for 2024–25, ranged from Starline’s 47% to Havasupai’s 29%, against a state rate of 34%. Free/reduced-lunch rates are not reported, and suppressed grade-level results are unknown.
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