Summary
Blair High School serves 63 students in grades 9–12 in the small Blair community; its seven nearby high schools range from 26 to 975 students. The clearest concern is academic performance: in 2025–2026, Blair had the lowest nearby-school result in English Language Arts I, Science and U.S. History, and tied for the lowest in Mathematics.
Blair’s test results were below both state and nearby-school averages in all four subjects. Proficiency was 9% in English Language Arts I, 0% in Mathematics, 6% in Science and 14% in U.S. History, compared with state rates of 26%, 25%, 30% and 41%. Blair was 20 points below the nearby average in English Language Arts I, 10 points below in Mathematics, 14 below in Science and 27 below in U.S. History. Science was closest to the Blair district result, at 6% versus 9%. Graduation is a positive counterpoint: Blair’s 2024–2025 rate was 82%, above the state’s 78%, though below the nearby-school average of 85%.
SchoolDigger’s statewide standing dropped from the 42nd percentile in 2023–2024 to the 3rd in 2024–2025 and the 1st percentile, with 0 stars, in 2025–2026. Blair’s student-teacher ratio was relatively low at 11.7 in 2024–2025, compared with a nearby-school average of 14.2; its free/reduced lunch eligible share was 81% that year, versus a nearby average of 64%. Chronic absenteeism improved from 29% in 2023–2024 to 11% in 2025–2026, but remained above the nearby average of 8%. One past subgroup result stood out: in 2023–2024, SchoolDigger ranked Blair’s effectiveness for Low Socio Economic Status Students at the 4th percentile, compared with the school’s 42nd-percentile overall standing; in 2025–2026, both rankings were at the 1st percentile.
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