Summary:
Monroe, Utah, has one public high school, South Sevier High, serving grades 9–12 in the rural Sevier County area. The school enrolls about 426 students and is part of Sevier District, so there is no other Monroe high school for a direct local comparison. Families will find a school with strong graduation results, improving academic performance, and generally better-than-state results in most recent subject tests.
South Sevier High reported a 97.1% graduation rate, well above both the district’s 92.3% and Utah’s 89.8%. Its dropout rate was also favorable at 2.9%, compared with 7.7% in the district and 8.5% statewide. Recent academic progress is another strength: the school’s ranking improved to 34th of 139 schools, placing it in the 76th percentile and earning a reported four-star rating. In 2025–2026, the school exceeded statewide proficiency in all six reported subject-grade results. Science was particularly strong, with 56.2% of ninth graders and 52.3% of tenth graders proficient. Ninth-grade math was also a bright spot at 48.9%, compared with 39.4% statewide.
The main areas for parents to watch are tenth-grade mathematics and attendance. Only 29.9% of tenth graders were proficient in math, slightly above the state rate but four percentage points below the district. By contrast, the school’s six-result average improved by about 6.1 percentage points year over year, suggesting meaningful momentum. Chronic absenteeism remains a concern: 31.7% of students were chronically absent, better than the district’s 34.3% but higher than Utah’s 23.8%. Overall, South Sevier High offers strong completion outcomes and recent academic gains, while continued attention to attendance and tenth-grade math could further improve student success.
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