Summary:
ZIP code 55352 is home to four schools serving students from prekindergarten through 12th grade: three Jordan Public School District schools — Jordan Elementary (PK–4), Jordan Middle (5–8), and Jordan High School (9–12) — plus one alternative school, SW Metro RVEC Level 4 (K–12), which belongs to Southwest Metro Intermediate 288. Enrollment totals 1,919 students: 701 at the elementary, 528 at the middle school, 619 at the high school, and 71 at the alternative school.
Jordan Middle is the clear standout, ranking 53 of 546 schools (90th percentile, 5 stars) — the only 5-star school in the ZIP code — with all-grade math at 49.7 and reading at 58.3, both above district and state. Its grades 6–8 reading results are especially strong. Jordan High School pairs the area's best completion outcomes (a 90.7% graduation rate and a 0.8% dropout rate) and top science score of 39.7 with a clear math weakness of 33.8, well below district and state, and its rank has slipped to 74th percentile. Jordan Elementary shows the opposite split: the highest all-grade math score of the four schools at 52.4, but reading at 37.1, roughly 11 points below the state, with a three-year rank decline from 62nd percentile and 3 stars to 37th percentile and 2 stars.
District-wide, Jordan Public School District outperforms the state in math, reading, and science, but that masks unevenness between its schools. SW Metro RVEC Level 4 serves a much higher-need population — a 52.11% free/reduced lunch rate and a student–teacher ratio of 6.8, the lowest in the area — and its scores are far below the state, with some values suppressed by the state; its results should be read in context rather than compared directly. Student–teacher ratios otherwise range from 14.2 to 17.7. Where data is suppressed, it is unknown rather than zero.
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