Summary:
ZIP code 85297 has two high schools—Perry High School and Campo Verde High School—both serving grades 8–12. Both post proficiency results well above state figures, especially in math, and graduation rates are also high. The clearest overall distinction is that Perry leads in every shared test-score comparison, while Campo Verde has a slightly higher graduation rate.
Perry stands out for proficiency: it leads Campo Verde by 5 percentage points in all-grades ELA, 3 points in all-grades math, 6 points in 11th-grade ELA, 5 points in 11th-grade math, and 8 points in 11th-grade science. Both schools exceed state results in all-grades ELA and math: even Campo Verde is 15 points above the state in ELA and 26 points above in math. The graduation comparison goes the other way: Campo Verde’s rate rounds to 97%, versus 96% at Perry, a 1-point lead; both are well above the state’s 80%.
The data do not show whether test scores are improving or declining, since proficiency results cover only one year for each subject. SchoolDigger gives Perry four stars and ranks it 37th of 256 schools for 2025–26; Campo Verde also has four stars and ranks 61st of 271 for 2024–25, so those rankings are from different years and pools. Enrollment is larger at Perry (2,373 students versus 1,863), but student–teacher ratios are nearly identical at 20.0 and 20.1. District comparisons also vary by grade: Perry’s all-grades ELA is 3 points above its district figure but its 11th-grade result is 1 point below; Campo Verde is 2 points below its district in all-grades ELA and 6 points above in 11th grade. These different patterns may help families weigh broad results against grade-specific performance.
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