Summary:
ZIP code 85392 has four schools serving prekindergarten through grade 12: three PK–8 elementary schools and one high school, with 3,929 students total, including 2,243 in the elementary schools. The clearest shared academic concern is math: the elementary schools average 20% proficiency, compared with 33% statewide, a 13-percentage-point gap.
Garden Lakes Elementary stands out among the elementary schools, leading in all-grades ELA at 41% and math at 24%; Rio Vista Elementary scores 34% and 21%, while Canyon Breeze Elementary scores 35% and 16%. Garden Lakes’ grade-matched ELA average is level with the state average, though its math result is 9 points below state. Results shift by grade: Rio Vista leads grade 4 ELA at 50%, and Canyon Breeze leads grade 5 at 43%. Science also shows a notable contrast: grade 5 results are 33% at Garden Lakes, 18% at Rio Vista, and 14% at Canyon Breeze, against 34% statewide. Westview High School is weakest against its grade 11 state comparisons, trailing by 17 points in ELA and 15 in math.
SchoolDigger’s statewide percentile standings improved from 2023–24 to 2025–26 at Canyon Breeze, from the 10th to the 40th percentile, and Rio Vista, from the 19th to the 33rd; Garden Lakes was nearly steady, moving from the 44th to the 43rd, while Westview slipped from the 22nd to the 19th. These ranking changes do not show that test scores rose. Garden Lakes has the largest elementary enrollment, 941, and the highest student–teacher ratio, 20.9, yet leads the local elementary results; Rio Vista’s ratio is lower at 16.9. Westview’s test proficiency is low relative to state, but its graduation rate is 86%, above the state’s 80%, and its dropout rate is 2%, below the state’s 5%. The schools serve different grades, so Westview’s results are not directly comparable to the elementary schools’ results.
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