Summary:
ZIP code 85937 has eight schools—three elementary, two middle and three high schools—serving students from elementary through high school; six have reported 2025–2026 test results, while the two NAVIT high schools have none in the supplied data. Across the six schools with results, average proficiency is about 50% in ELA and 51% in math, compared with 41% and 33% statewide. The clearest overall takeaway is that results are above state averages, especially in math, but vary substantially from school to school.
Taylor Intermediate School leads the reported All Grades results, with 58% in ELA and 61% in math; Taylor Elementary School is lowest among the six tested schools, at 37% and 36%—gaps of 21 and 25 percentage points. Grade-level comparisons add context: in Grade 4, Taylor Intermediate is 18 points ahead of Snowflake Intermediate School in ELA and 16 points ahead in math, but the lead does not hold across every shared grade. Snowflake Intermediate has the strongest reported Grade 5 science result, 56% versus Taylor Intermediate’s 46%. For high-school outcomes, Snowflake High School reports an 88% graduation rate versus 80% statewide, and a 3% dropout rate versus 5% statewide.
SchoolDigger’s statewide percentile rankings have moved unevenly rather than showing a shared upward trend: from 2023–2024 to 2025–2026, Snowflake High shifted from the 76th to the 71st percentile, Snowflake Junior High School remained at the 74th, and Taylor Intermediate rose from the 78th to the 81st. Student–teacher ratios also do not neatly track results: Snowflake Intermediate has the highest reported ratio, 24.3, yet scores above state averages; Taylor Elementary has the lowest, 18.5, but the lowest scores. Free/reduced-lunch rates are not reported. Test results cover one year, so ranking changes do not establish a trend in proficiency.
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