Summary:
Tri-Point High School is the only high school in Tri Point CUSD 6-J, serving grades 9–12 with 98 students. With no other listed high school, families cannot compare local schools against one another. The clearest bright spot is grade 11 ACT English Language Arts: in 2025–26, Tri-Point scored 50%, essentially level with the state’s 49.9%.
There is no separate local top or bottom school; statewide results show where Tri-Point is stronger and where it trails. In 2025–26, its grade 9 PreACT English Language Arts result was 58%, 3 points below the state, and its grade 9 Science result was 46%, 1 point below. Earlier results were also below state averages: in 2024–25, the school’s averages trailed by 6 points in English Language Arts, 9 in mathematics, and 7 in science. Other important measures are less favorable than the state: graduation was 78% versus 90%, while chronic absenteeism was 27% versus 24%.
Test results show mixed changes, not a consistent rise or fall. Grade 11 ACT English Language Arts increased 10 points, from 40% in 2024–25 to 50% in 2025–26, while the state result fell by about 2 points; Tri-Point’s gap improved by 12 points, from 12 points below the state to essentially level. Grade 9 PreACT English Language Arts slipped by about a point, but its state gap narrowed slightly; Science fell 7 points, while the state fell 3, and Tri-Point shifted from above the state to below it. SchoolDigger lists the district at rank 337 out of 738, in the 54th percentile, with 3 stars; the school’s SchoolDigger percentile went from 71 in 2023–24 to 49 in 2024–25 and 56 in 2025–26. As context, the school had a 7:1 student-teacher ratio and 84.7% free/reduced lunch eligible in school year 2024–25; those figures describe the school, but do not explain its results.
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