Summary:
West Point, Utah, has five public schools serving approximately 4,335 students from preschool through ninth grade: four elementary schools and one junior high, with no high school or alternative school listed in the data. Four schools are part of Davis District, which ranks near the middle of Utah districts, while Monticello Academy ranks somewhat lower statewide. Because students typically attend different schools as they progress through grades, families should consider both overall rankings and the subjects or grade levels that matter most to them.
Lakeside School has the strongest all-around elementary profile. It ranks in the 67th percentile, has the lowest reported chronic absenteeism rate at 15.6%, and performs especially well in science and fourth-grade mathematics. Island View Elementary ranks second among the elementary schools, has the lowest free/reduced-price lunch rate, and shows solid early-grade mathematics and science results, although its fifth- and sixth-grade math scores are weaker. West Point Junior High ranks in the 59th percentile and has improved over time, with particularly strong ninth-grade mathematics and science results. Its attendance rate is also below district and state levels.
Monticello Academy West Point has the lowest student-teacher ratio and exceptional science performance, including 76.6% proficiency in fifth-grade science, but its English and mathematics results are less consistent and its ranking has fluctuated substantially. West Point School has the lowest current ranking and the most concerning trend, falling from the 68th to the 46th percentile over three years; fifth-grade mathematics is a particular weakness. Across West Point, science is generally the strongest subject, while fifth-grade elementary mathematics is the clearest shared challenge. All schools with attendance data report lower chronic absenteeism than Utah overall, though the rates remain important for families to monitor.
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