Summary:
Smoky Valley has one high school, Smoky Valley High, serving grades 9–12 and enrolling 243 students. In 2025–26, its all-grades English language arts proficiency was about even with the state rate, while math was 2 percentage points below it. The clearest strength is science: 52% of students were proficient, 14 percentage points above the state.
Because it is the only school in the area’s list, Smoky Valley High is both the highest- and lowest-ranked school in this local set; that does not show how it compares with other nearby schools. Against the state, its 11th-grade science proficiency was 52%, compared with 30% statewide—a 22-point advantage—and was 20 points above the Smoky Valley district rate. Its 10th-grade ELA and math results were also above state rates by 6 and 2 points, respectively. Graduation was about 99%, compared with 90% statewide, while chronic absenteeism was 10%, better than the state’s 18% but higher than the district’s 7%.
ELA and math all-grades proficiency fell from 2024–25, when both were well above state rates. ELA dropped 15 percentage points, to 46%, while the state rate rose by about 1 point; math dropped 21 points, to 39%, while the state rate rose by about 2 points. The latest results therefore show a clear subject difference: science is strong, ELA is near the state, and all-grades math is below it, even though 10th-grade math is slightly above the state. SchoolDigger ranks the school 63rd of 340 statewide, at the 81st percentile—below its 95th-percentile standing in 2024–25 but above its 52nd-percentile standing in 2023–24. The school reports a 10.1:1 student–teacher ratio and a 37% free- or reduced-price-lunch rate. Since only one school is listed, these figures cannot show how it compares with other schools with similar characteristics.
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