Summary:
Roy, Utah, has 10 schools serving about 6,399 students from elementary through high school, with seven elementary schools, two middle schools, and one high school, most operated by the Weber District.
Overall, Roy schools perform below the statewide midpoint, although several show encouraging signs. Among elementary schools, North Park School had the strongest recent prior ranking and notable science results, while Roy School had especially strong fifth-grade mathematics and science scores. Midland School ranked highest among elementary schools in 2025–2026, followed closely by North Park School and Roy School. However, results vary significantly by grade and subject, and mathematics and sixth-grade English language arts are common weaknesses. Bridge Elementary School, which belongs to a separate Bridge Elementary School district, has particularly low academic results and the highest chronic absenteeism rate.
For older students, Roy Junior High currently ranks slightly ahead of Sand Ridge Junior High and has lower absenteeism, while Sand Ridge Junior High showed some of the clearest year-over-year academic improvement. Both middle schools need stronger mathematics performance. Roy High improved its ranking but remains challenged by low tenth-grade mathematics proficiency, a graduation rate below district and state levels, a higher dropout rate, and elevated absenteeism. Attendance is a citywide concern: all elementary schools exceed the district’s chronic absenteeism rate, and the overall school average is about 29%. Parents comparing schools should look beyond rankings and consider grade-specific results, attendance, class-size indicators, and the recent improvement trends at each school.
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