Summary:
Centerville, Utah, has one middle school serving grades 7–9: Centerville Junior High. Located in Davis County, the school enrolls 971 students and is part of Davis District. Its 2025–2026 statewide ranking places it 64th among 217 schools, in the 71st percentile, with a four-star rating. The school’s ranking has improved steadily from the 57th percentile two years earlier, suggesting that its overall performance is moving in a positive direction.
Centerville Junior High performs above both Davis District and Utah statewide averages in most tested subjects. Its strongest area is mathematics, especially eighth grade, where 61.0% of students were proficient—about 20 percentage points above the district and 22 points above the state. Eighth-grade ELA and science were also notably stronger than comparison results. Ninth-grade science was the school’s highest reported result at 61.7%, while ninth-grade mathematics reached 54.5%, also well above district and state levels. Across the nine reported subject-grade results, the school averaged about 53.3% proficiency, compared with approximately 46.4% for the district and 45.3% statewide.
Attendance is another relative strength: chronic absenteeism was 16.3%, lower than both Davis District at 18.6% and Utah at 23.8%. Parents may want to pay particular attention to seventh-grade science, the only tested area below both comparison groups at 45.3%; it also declined from the previous year. Seventh-grade mathematics decreased as well but remained above district and state results. The school reports a 24.8-to-1 student-teacher ratio, and its historical per-student spending figure is $7,708, though that spending data dates to 2018–2019. Overall, Centerville Junior High appears to be a solid, improving school with especially strong mathematics and upper-grade science performance.
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