Summary:
Millard District has three listed high schools in a rural Utah area: Delta High and Millard High serve grades 9–12, while Eskdale High serves grades 7–12. The schools vary greatly in size, from 21 students at Eskdale to 592 at Delta, and the district ranks 27th among 92 Utah districts.
Millard High is the strongest current academic performer. It ranks 10th of 139 Utah schools, is in the 93rd percentile, and outperformed the district in all six available 2025–26 Aspire Plus comparisons. Its average proficiency across those tests was 60.5%, compared with 52.3% at Delta High. Millard’s biggest strength is 10th-grade math, with 62.5% of students proficient, while its reported graduation rate was 97.5% and chronic absenteeism was 7.0%. These results make it the best choice for families prioritizing consistently strong academic performance among the larger schools.
Delta High is the district’s most improved school, rising from 72nd to 23rd statewide in one year and reaching the 83rd percentile. Its 2025–26 proficiency average increased by about 11 points, with especially large gains in 10th-grade science, math, and English. It still trails Millard, particularly in 10th-grade math, but its 92.8% graduation rate and 6.6% chronic absenteeism rate are favorable. Eskdale High offers a very small-school setting with a 5.6 student–teacher ratio, but current academic results are unavailable, so direct comparisons should be avoided. Overall, attendance and graduation indicators are generally strong, while mathematics is the clearest area needing attention at Delta.
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