Summary:
Plain City, Utah, has two listed public schools serving elementary and high-school students: Plain City School serves prekindergarten through Grade 6, while Fremont High serves Grades 10–12. Both are part of Weber District. The available list does not include a Plain City middle school or campus serving Grades 7–9, so families should seek additional information about those transition years.
Plain City School is the strongest overall academic performer. It ranked in the 87th percentile statewide in 2025–2026 and has held a four-star rating for three years, with its ranking improving steadily. Its mathematics and science results are especially strong: average proficiency was about 72% in math and 70% in science, well above both district and state averages. English language arts was also above comparison results, though it was the school’s relative area for improvement, particularly in Grades 3 and 4. Math and science performance improved from the prior year, including a notable nine-point gain in Grade 5 science.
Fremont High offers a different profile. Its statewide ranking was closer to average at the 55th percentile, and its math and science proficiency rates were below or near state results in 2025–2026. English language arts was a strength, exceeding the state by about 8 percentage points. The school’s most impressive outcomes are its 97.4% graduation rate, 1.8% dropout rate, and 11.9% chronic absenteeism—substantially better than Weber District and Utah overall. Both schools share the same low absenteeism rate and similar student-teacher ratios, giving families a positive attendance picture across the area.
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