Summary:
Nibley, Utah, has three listed schools serving approximately 1,934 students: two schools serve prekindergarten through sixth grade, while Thomas Edison - South serves kindergarten through eighth grade; no separate middle or high schools are listed in this data set. All three schools rank well statewide, giving families in the area several strong elementary options. Thomas Edison - South ranks highest overall, 29th of 563 schools and in the 95th percentile. Heritage School ranks 42nd and in the 93rd percentile, while Nibley School ranks 81st and in the 86th percentile.
Thomas Edison - South is the best choice by overall ranking and has the lowest student-teacher ratio, at 19.0. It leads the schools in English language arts and recorded the city’s highest individual result: 88.6% proficiency in grade 3 math. Its science performance is also strong, although grade 8 math is a notable concern at 37.1%, below both the district and state. Heritage School has the strongest average results in math and science, including 74.1% math and 73.9% science proficiency. It also has the lowest chronic absenteeism rate, at 14.3%, but grade 5 English language arts deserves attention. Heritage is the largest school, with 724 students.
Nibley School ranks below the other two schools but remains a strong statewide performer and improved substantially from the prior year. Its math average rose to 64.3%, with especially strong grade 3 results, though achievement generally declines in grades 5 and 6. Nibley also has the highest chronic absenteeism rate of the three schools, at 17.6%, making attendance an important area to monitor. Overall, families may see Heritage School as the strongest math and science option, Thomas Edison - South as the highest-ranked and broadest-grade option, and Nibley School as an improving school needing the closest attention in upper-grade academics and attendance.
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