Summary:
The six schools in Snowflake Unified District serve students in grades K–12 in the Snowflake area. Results vary by school, but the clearest shared strength is math: the schools averaged 51% proficient, 18 points above the state, compared with 50% in ELA, 9 points above the state.
Taylor Intermediate School had the highest all-grades results, with 58% in ELA and 61% in math—4 points ahead of Snowflake Intermediate School in both subjects. Taylor Elementary School had the lowest results, at 37% in ELA and 36% in math; that is 4 points below the state in ELA but 3 points above it in math. Grade-level comparisons add important context: Taylor Intermediate leads Snowflake Intermediate by 18 ELA points and 16 math points in Grade 4, but trails in Grade 5. Among the two K–3 schools, Highland Primary School leads Taylor Elementary in Grade 3 by 11 points in ELA and 20 in math. Science proficiency also exceeded state results at all four reported grades, ranging from 44% to 56%.
SchoolDigger’s ranking histories show fluctuation rather than a shared upward trend: Snowflake High School moved from the 76th to 80th to 71st percentile over three years, while Snowflake Junior High School ended where it started, at the 74th percentile, and Taylor Intermediate gained 3 percentile points. The district is rated 4 stars by SchoolDigger, ranked 77th of 267. Ratios do not show a simple match with results: Taylor Elementary’s ratio is 18.5 students per teacher, compared with 24.3 at Snowflake Intermediate, which has stronger all-grades scores. Snowflake High’s graduation rate was 88%, compared with 80% statewide. Test scores are available for one year, and no free/reduced-lunch rates were provided.
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