Summary:
Sunset, Utah, has three public schools serving students in grades PK–9: Sunset Junior High for grades 7–9, plus Sunset School and Doxey School for PK–6. Together, they enroll about 1,687 students and are part of Davis District, which ranks around the middle of Utah districts overall.
Sunset Junior High is the strongest of the three schools by current ranking, earning the 30th percentile and two stars. It also has the lowest chronic absenteeism rate locally, at 20.9%, although this remains above the district rate. Its achievement results are below district and state levels across all reported subjects, with 9th-grade mathematics standing out as a major concern at 24.1% proficient. Mathematics is generally the weakest subject at the junior high, while science is comparatively stronger. The school’s ranking improved in 2024–25 but fell back in 2025–26.
Among the elementary schools, Sunset School performs better than Doxey School on rankings, attendance, and most achievement measures, though both rank near the bottom statewide. Sunset School is in the 10th percentile with one star, while Doxey is in the 4th percentile with zero stars. Doxey also has the highest chronic absenteeism rate, at 27.4%, and especially weak 6th-grade results, including 6.1% proficiency in mathematics. The main area-wide priority is improving elementary mathematics, alongside attendance support and stronger preparation for the transition from elementary school to junior high. Reported achievement ranges should be treated as intervals rather than exact scores.
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