Summary:
Fillmore, Utah, has three public schools serving students from prekindergarten through Grade 12: Fillmore School for PK–4, Fillmore Middle for Grades 5–8, and Millard High for Grades 9–12. Together, they enroll about 1,212 students and are part of Millard District, which ranks 27th among Utah’s 92 districts.
Millard High is the strongest overall performer. It ranks 10th out of 139 Utah high schools, placing it in the 93rd percentile, and has improved substantially from 39th two years earlier. The school also reports a 97.5% graduation rate, just 7.0% chronic absenteeism, and academic results above the state in every listed English, math, and science comparison. Its Grade 10 math proficiency rate of 62.5% was especially strong compared with 29.4% statewide. Fillmore Middle is also a strong school, ranking in the 78th percentile. Science is its standout subject, with every tested grade exceeding the Utah average, although chronic absenteeism is higher than the district average at 19.6%.
Fillmore School ranks in the 57th percentile and has notable Grade 4 strengths, especially science, where proficiency was 64.9% compared with 52.6% statewide. However, its ranking has declined from the 81st percentile, and Grade 3 ELA and math results were below state averages. Its 22.0% chronic absenteeism rate is also the highest locally. Overall, parents will find the strongest academic outcomes at Millard High, consistent middle-school performance with exceptional science results at Fillmore Middle, and the greatest improvement opportunities in early-grade achievement and attendance at Fillmore School.
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