Summary:
Elevate Academy North LLC is a single-school district in Idaho, home to one school – Elevate Academy North – which serves grades 6 through 12 with 304 students. This school is the only one in the district, so its data represents the entire district.
Elevate Academy North faces significant academic challenges. On the 2025–2026 Idaho ISAT, only 8.2% of students were proficient in math, compared to the state average of 43.1% – meaning roughly 9 in 10 students are not proficient. Science proficiency is also low at 20.0% versus 42.7% statewide, and English Language Arts proficiency is 24.4% versus 54.0%. The school ranks 96th out of 122 Idaho high schools (21st percentile) and the district ranks 92nd out of 101 Idaho districts (9th percentile). A major factor is chronic absenteeism: 38.9% of students miss enough school to be considered chronically absent, nearly triple the state rate of 13.8%. There is a bright spot, however: students taking the End-of-Course English Language Arts exam reached 50% proficiency, coming closest to the state average of 61.3% in any subject area. The graduation rate stands at 82.5%, identical to the state average in the data, despite the low test scores.
The school serves a high-needs population, with 50.3% of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. Middle-grade students in grades 6–8 perform notably lower in ELA and science than those taking end-of-course exams, suggesting that students who persist into upper high school coursework develop stronger skills. The most urgent area for improvement is math, where proficiency is in the single digits, followed closely by tackling the attendance crisis that likely underpins much of the academic underperformance. While these numbers are concerning, the end-of-course ELA results offer a glimmer of hope and a foundation schools can build on.
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