Triopia CUSD 27

Triopia CUSD 27 has two schools serving preschool through grade 12: Triopia Grade School (PK–6, 204 students) and Triopia Junior-Senior High School (grades 7–12, 186 students), with 390 students combined. Both schools’ reported All Grades results are above state rates: ELA is 76% and 78%, compared with 56% statewide, while math is 53% and 51%, compared with 40%. The two schools’ simple average is 77% in ELA and 52% in math—21 and 12 percentage points above the state, respectively. The most important finding is that reported academic results are strong overall, especially in ELA.

Triopia Grade School stands out for grade 3, with 94% proficient in both ELA and math—46 points and 45 points above state rates. Triopia Junior-Senior High School stands out in grade 8 science: 83% proficient, 31 points above the state rate, and has a 94% graduation rate, 4 points above the state. Neither school leads across every reported subject: the high school’s All Grades ELA rate is 3 points higher, while Grade School’s math rate is 2 points higher; the high school’s grade 8 math is 1 point below state. Because the schools serve different tested grades, their All Grades figures are broad profiles rather than a direct comparison.

Recent results moved in opposite directions: from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, Grade School’s All Grades ELA fell 6 points and math fell 14, while the high school’s ELA rose 25 points and math rose 22. SchoolDigger gives both schools four stars; its percentile is 88 for Grade School and 77 for the high school. The high school has the lower student-teacher ratio (10.2 versus 11.9), while Grade School reports a higher share of students free/reduced lunch eligible in 2024–2025 (39% versus 33%). These are contextual differences, not explanations for test results.