Summary:
Schools in zip code 86040 include 7 schools and 2,311 students, from elementary through high school, plus an alternative school; six are in Page Unified School District #8, and Tse'yaato' High School is in a separate district. The clearest area-wide concern is that reported test proficiency is often well below state results: in 2024–2025, the average ELA result at Page Early Childhood Learning Center and Page Middle School was 17%, compared with 41% statewide, a 24-point gap.
Page High School stands out for graduation: 92% of students graduated in 2024–2025, 12 points above the state rate and 9 points above its district rate. It also has the highest current SchoolDigger percentile listed, at the 16th percentile, while the Early Childhood Learning Center is at the 1st, Page Elementary School at the 2nd, and Page Middle at the 6th. Page High’s all-grades ELA and math proficiency results were each 23 points below state results; Page Middle’s 7th-grade math result was closer, 16% versus 27% statewide. Scores cover different grades and years, so they do not support a reliable school-to-school test ranking.
SchoolDigger ranking histories are mixed: Page High rose from the 13th percentile in 2023–2024 to the 16th in 2025–2026, after reaching the 21st percentile in between; Page Middle fell from the 16th to the 6th percentile, and the Early Childhood Learning Center from the 9th to the 1st. Page Elementary’s ranking fell from the 35th percentile in 2010–2011 to the 2nd in 2025–2026. Dropout results also distinguish the high schools: Manson Mesa High School reported a 24% dropout rate, 19 points above the state rate, while Page High reported 4%, 2 points below state. Tse'yaato' reported 18%, 13 points above state but 3 points below its district.
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