Summary:
The three schools in Tremont CUSD 702 serve students from prekindergarten through grade 12, with enrollments ranging from 288 to 304. In 2025–2026, the two schools taking IAR tests both exceeded statewide all-grade results in English language arts (ELA) and math: Tremont Middle scored 73% in ELA and 49% in math, while Tremont Elementary scored 62% and 47%, respectively; state results were 56% and 40%. The clearest overall finding is that both schools were above state results in both subjects, with Middle’s strongest advantage in ELA.
Tremont Middle stands out among the IAR schools in ELA, leading Elementary by 11 percentage points, while their math results were close, with Middle ahead by 2 points. Tremont High was above state benchmarks on every reported 2025–2026 ACT and PreACT subject; its ACT grade 11 science result was 69%, 21 points above the state. Elementary’s overall results mask a grade-level split: fourth graders scored 76% in ELA and 50% in math, above state results of 56% and 42%, while third graders scored 44% in each subject, below state results of 48% and 49%. SchoolDigger’s latest rankings put High highest at the 88th percentile, Middle at the 74th and Elementary at the 52nd.
Recent IAR trends were less favorable at Elementary: from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, its ELA result fell 7 points and math fell 8, while state results rose 3 and 1 points. Middle was steadier, with ELA down 1 point and math up 1. High’s changes varied by grade and test: ACT grade 11 ELA and math fell 13 and 16 points, while grade 9 PreACT math and science rose 16 and 13. SchoolDigger’s Elementary ranking also dropped 22 percentile points from the prior year; High remained near the top of its ranking distribution. Student-teacher ratios were similar at Elementary and Middle, 15.9 and 15.6, compared with 11.7 at High. All three reported free/reduced lunch eligible shares for 2024–2025: 25% at Elementary, 19% at Middle and 18% at High.
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