Summary:
Families in the Park City, Utah, area have one school in this group: Weilenmann School of Discovery, a public elementary school serving kindergarten through eighth grade with 422 students. The school has a 14.8-to-1 student-teacher ratio, a reported free- or reduced-price lunch rate of 1.42%, and a chronic absenteeism rate of 26.4%, which is higher than Utah’s 23.8% rate. The Weilenmann School of Discovery district is ranked 41st out of 92 districts, at the 55th percentile, with a three-star rating.
Academic results vary considerably by grade and subject. Science is the clearest strength: proficiency is above the state rate in grades 4, 5, and 7, while grade 8 reports a particularly strong 70–88% proficiency range compared with 50.8% statewide. English language arts also becomes stronger in the upper grades. Grade 3 is a concern at 34.8% proficient, below the state’s 46.6%, but grade 8 reports 60–78%, well above the state rate. Mathematics is less consistent. Grades 4 and 5 are below state results, with grade 5 at 28.6% compared with 45.0% statewide, while grade 7 is a standout at 60% proficient versus 46.2% statewide.
For parents, the main takeaway is that Weilenmann School of Discovery shows strong upper-grade performance, especially in science and grade 8, but needs closer attention to mathematics in grades 4–6 and early-grade ELA. Compared with the prior year, grade 5 mathematics fell sharply from 51.1% to 28.6%, and grade 5 science declined from 77.8% to 60%, although grade 4 mathematics and science improved. The school’s overall ranking also dropped to the 39th percentile in 2025–2026 from the 48th percentile the year before. Because this is the only school in the list, families should focus on its grade-level strengths, attendance challenges, and available support for students who need help in mathematics or literacy.
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