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Middle Schools in Iron District


At a glance
DistrictIron District44th of 92 Utah districtsFull district overview →
2
Schools
2,087
Students
Top rankedCedar Middle75th of 217 Utah middle schools
Summary:

Iron District has two middle schools serving grades 6–8: Cedar Middle and Canyon View Middle, with 2,087 students combined. The schools have nearly identical latest overall standings: both ranked at the 65th percentile and received three stars in 2025–2026. Both also ranked above the 52nd-percentile standing of Iron District.

Cedar Middle stands out for attendance, with chronic absenteeism of just 0.5%, compared with 15.3% at Canyon View Middle and 14.4% across the district. Cedar also had higher average proficiency in English Language Arts and science. Its science average was 61.1%, compared with 59.6% at Canyon View, and Cedar exceeded the district in science across all three grades. Cedar’s main academic concern is eighth-grade mathematics, where 33.4% of students were proficient—7.7 percentage points below Canyon View and 5.9 points below the state. Cedar enrolled 1,139 students, had a 19.9-to-1 student-teacher ratio, and reported 34.06% free/reduced-price lunch participation.

Canyon View Middle had the stronger mathematics results, averaging 42.9% proficiency compared with Cedar’s 40.7%. Its eighth-grade mathematics result was especially stronger at 41.1%, and its student-teacher ratio was slightly lower at 19.0 to 1. Canyon View serves 948 students and reported a higher free/reduced-price lunch rate of 41.14%, providing important context when comparing outcomes. Both schools declined from their stronger 2024–2025 rankings, while mathematics and science proficiency also fell at both schools. For families, the clearest choice depends on priorities: Cedar offers an exceptional attendance record and stronger science and ELA results, while Canyon View offers somewhat stronger mathematics performance, particularly in eighth grade.

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SchoolDigger data sources: National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Department of Education, the U.S. Census Bureau and the Utah State Board of Education.

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