Summary:
Red Rock Elementary District has one school, Red Rock Elementary School, serving prekindergarten through grade 8 and enrolling 420 students. Its results vary by grade, with eighth-grade ELA standing out as a strength and larger gaps in fourth grade. The most important finding is that the school’s 2025–26 all-grades proficiency rates were 8 percentage points below the state in both ELA (33% versus 41%) and mathematics (25% versus 33%).
Because it is the district’s only school, Red Rock is both the district’s top and bottom school; there are no other schools to compare. Its clearest bright spot is eighth-grade ELA: 46% of students were proficient, 7 points above the state’s 39%. Fourth grade had the largest shortfalls: ELA proficiency was 33% versus 47% statewide, a 14-point gap, and mathematics was 28% versus 40%, a 12-point gap. Fifth-grade results were also below the state, by 12 points in ELA (26% versus 38%) and 10 points in mathematics (28% versus 38%). Across the four grades with reported results, the school averaged 36% in ELA, 5 points below the state, and 29% in mathematics, 7 points below. Science results were mixed: grade 5 was 2 points above the state (36% versus 34%), while grade 8 was 2 points below (28% versus 30%).
SchoolDigger’s ratings stayed at 2 stars in each of the three years shown, while its statewide percentile rose from 27 in 2023–24 to 37 in 2024–25, then fell to 30 in 2025–26. Its statewide rank followed a similar pattern, improving from 667 of 912 to 576 of 909, then slipping to 626 of 900. These rankings show a mixed recent picture, and the available results do not establish whether test scores themselves are improving over time. The school’s student–teacher ratio was 18.6 in 2024–25; a free/reduced-lunch rate was not supplied. With no other district schools, these figures offer context but not a basis for comparing school options.
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