Summary:
Farmington, Utah, has nine schools serving pre-kindergarten through grade 12, including five elementary schools, one junior high, two high schools, and one alternative school, with approximately 6,583 students across the community.
Overall, Farmington’s traditional schools perform well, with eight schools in the Davis District, which ranks around the middle of Utah districts. The strongest elementary schools are Farmington School and Knowlton School. Farmington School ranks in the 94th percentile statewide, has a five-star rating, strong results in English language arts, math, and science, and low chronic absenteeism. Knowlton ranks in the 89th percentile and posted especially strong math and science results, including 83.7% sixth-grade science proficiency. Canyon Creek School and Eagle Bay School are also solid choices, though Canyon Creek is more consistent in math than English language arts, while Eagle Bay has a notable sixth-grade math weakness.
At the secondary level, Farmington High is a major standout, ranking in the 88th percentile with a 98.4% graduation rate and assessment results above district and state averages. However, its chronic absenteeism rate of 26.8% deserves attention. Farmington Junior High performs above district and state levels in most subjects, with seventh-grade math as its clearest concern. Ascent Academies of Utah Farmington, part of the Ascent Academies of Utah charter organization, shows stronger elementary than secondary results. Davis Connect K-6 has very small classes but weaker and often suppressed results, while Vista Education Campus serves a specialized secondary population and has the highest absenteeism rate, so both should be compared in context.
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