Summary:
Beaver, Utah, has one high school, Beaver High, serving grades 7–12. The school enrolls 442 students and is part of the Beaver District. For families considering high school in the area, the school offers a small-community setting with strong graduation and attendance outcomes, although academic performance varies by subject and grade.
Beaver High’s most notable strengths are keeping students in school and helping them graduate. In 2024–2025, its graduation rate was 93.1%, higher than both the Beaver District rate of 92.4% and Utah’s 89.8%. Its dropout rate was also lower than the district and state. Attendance is an especially strong point: chronic absenteeism was only 5.9%, compared with 19.8% in the Beaver District and 23.8% statewide. The school’s statewide ranking also improved from 83rd in 2024–2025 to 58th in 2025–2026, returning to a three-star rating.
Academic results are mixed. Mathematics is the clearest area needing improvement, particularly 7th-grade math, where 29.0% of students were proficient compared with 46.2% statewide. High-school math proficiency was modest but slightly above Beaver District results in both grades 9 and 10. Science is a relative strength, with 10th-grade performance well above the state average, and 10th-grade English Language Arts was also strong at 63.8%, compared with 48.2% statewide. Several 10th-grade results improved substantially from the prior year. Overall, Beaver High appears particularly effective at supporting attendance, persistence, and graduation, while continued focus on mathematics and consistent performance across grade levels would benefit students.
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