Summary:
The 62631 area has two schools in Triopia Grade School (PK–6, 204 students) and Triopia Junior-Senior High School (grades 7–12, 186 students), both part of Triopia CUSD 27. In 2025–2026, both schools’ All Grades IAR results were above state results in ELA and mathematics: ELA was 76% and 78%, compared with 56% statewide, while mathematics was 53% and 51%, compared with 40%. Across the two schools, the average ELA advantage was 21 points over the state, compared with 12 points in math, making ELA the clearest shared strength.
Triopia Grade School stands out in its elementary-grade results: grade 3 proficiency was 94% in both ELA and math, respectively 46 and 45 points above state results; grade 4 ELA was 96%, 40 points above the state. Triopia Junior-Senior High School had the stronger All Grades ELA result, 78%, 22 points above the state. However, its results vary by grade and subject: grade 8 math was 33%, 1 point below the state, while grade 10 PreACT ELA and grade 9 PreACT math were each 5 points below their state results. Many other high-school results were above state figures, including grade 8 science, 31 points higher, and grade 7 math, 25 points higher.
Recent changes tell different stories: the elementary 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 ranked the elementary school at the 88th percentile statewide and the high school at the 77th percentile in 2025–2026. For 2024–2025, free/reduced lunch eligible students made up 39% at the elementary school and 33% at the high school; student-teacher ratios were 11.9 and 10.2, respectively. Chronic absenteeism was 3% at the elementary school and 12% at the high school, versus 24% statewide. The schools serve different grade spans, so their All Grades results are not a grade-for-grade comparison.
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