Summary:
The area includes one school, Bridge Elementary School, serving kindergarten through sixth grade at 4824 S Midland Dr in Roy, Utah, with 558 students.
For parents, the school’s strongest 2025–2026 results were in Grade 3 English language arts, where 37.3% of students reached proficiency, and Grade 4 mathematics, at 36.6%; however, both results were below Utah averages. Grade 5 science was another relative bright spot, improving from 15.3% to 33.4% year over year. Overall, though, academic performance was below the state in every tested grade and subject. The school’s average proficiency across reported tests was about 26%, compared with roughly 49% statewide. Science was the largest area of concern, averaging about 24.5% compared with 54.3% statewide.
Grade 6 requires particular attention: proficiency was just 8.9% in English language arts, 15.6% in mathematics, and 17.8% in science. Mathematics and science also declined notably in Grade 6 compared with the prior year. Families should also consider the school’s attendance and staffing context. Chronic absenteeism was 34.3%, well above Utah’s 23.8%, meaning frequent absences may interrupt learning and make it harder for students to keep pace. The student-teacher ratio was 24.9 to 1, which may limit individualized support. The school ranked near the lower end of Utah schools, moving from the 16th to the 12th percentile over three years. Parents may want to ask about Grade 6 interventions, science instruction, attendance support, class sizes, and how the school tracks student progress throughout the year.
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