Summary
Frisco Elementary School serves 215 students in grades PK-5 in the mountain town of Frisco, Colorado, as part of the
Summit School District Re 1. The school currently ranks 300th out of 943 Colorado elementary schools, placing it in the 68th percentile with a 3-star rating from SchoolDigger. One standout feature is its low student-teacher ratio of 10.8:1, which supports small class sizes and more individualized instruction. Attendance is another major bright spot: Frisco's chronic absenteeism rate is about 19.7%, roughly half the district average of 34.4% and well below the state average of 28.4%.
Academically,
Frisco Elementary School outperforms its district and state averages in all subjects. The 5th-grade science results are especially striking, with 76.2% of students proficient compared with 36.1% statewide and 45.5% across the district. Among nearby schools, Frisco is competitive with
Breckenridge Elementary School, which ranks slightly higher overall, and it outpaces
Summit Cove Elementary School significantly in both ELA and science.
Upper Blue Elementary School is close in ELA but trails in math and science.
Dillon Valley Elementary School and
Silverthorne Elementary School trail Frisco across every subject.
The biggest opportunities for growth are in early literacy and 4th-grade math: 3rd-grade ELA proficiency is just 24.1%, below the state average of 40.8%, and 4th-grade math is 28.1%, below the state average of 39.0%. Because grade-level cohorts are small, year-to-year swings should be interpreted with some caution. Still, Frisco is on an upward trajectory after a post-pandemic dip, moving from the 53rd percentile in 2023-24 to the 68th percentile in 2025-26. With its strong science program, excellent attendance relative to its district, and low student-teacher ratio, Frisco is a solid choice for families seeking a smaller school in the Summit County area.
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