Summary:
North Sanpete District includes eight schools serving 2,706 students across elementary, middle, traditional high school, and alternative high school grades in the North Sanpete area of Utah. The district is ranked at the 29th percentile statewide, with a two-star rating, but school experiences vary considerably by grade, subject, attendance, and school size.
Fairview School has the strongest reported elementary academic results, especially in sixth grade, where achievement ranges reached 70–88% in English and mathematics and 80–98% in science. However, its 31.1% chronic absenteeism rate is the highest in the district. Moroni School has the district’s strongest attendance profile, with only 0.3% chronic absenteeism, although its test results are more mixed and its student-teacher ratio is relatively high. Fountain Green School shows several promising mathematics and science results, while Spring City School has a notable weakness in third-grade mathematics, reported below 20%, along with elevated absenteeism. Mt. Pleasant School also struggles in third-grade English and mathematics.
At the secondary level, North Sanpete High has the strongest outcome measures: a 90.4% graduation rate, a 6.6% dropout rate, and attendance better than both district and state averages. Its main academic concern is mathematics, where proficiency was 18.2% in 10th grade and 28.5% in 9th grade; 10th-grade English also declined in the latest year. North Sanpete Middle stands out in eighth-grade science, with 62.3% proficiency, but other subjects generally trail state results. Pleasant Creek High School serves the smallest enrollment and has the highest reported spending and lunch-program participation, though comparable testing and graduation results were not provided. Across the district, mathematics and attendance are the clearest priorities.
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