Summary:
North Sanpete District has one high school, North Sanpete High, serving grades 9–12 in Mt. Pleasant, Utah. The school enrolls 782 students and has a student–teacher ratio of 24.9 to 1. Nearly half of students qualify for free or reduced-price lunch, an important consideration when evaluating academic results and student support needs.
North Sanpete High shows its strongest results in keeping students engaged and helping them finish high school. In 2024–2025, its graduation rate was 90.4%, higher than both the district’s 86.7% and Utah’s 89.8%. Its dropout rate was 6.6%, below the district rate of 9.6% and the state rate of 8.5%. Chronic absenteeism was also comparatively low at 14.2%, versus 16.6% in the district and 23.8% statewide. These measures suggest that attendance and completion are important strengths, although some students still miss school frequently.
Academic results are more mixed. In 2025–2026, the school matched or slightly exceeded district performance in every reported subject, but remained below state averages. English language arts was the strongest area, with proficiency of 43.6% in ninth grade and 42.5% in tenth grade. Science results were 42.9% and 31.7%, while mathematics was the clearest concern at 28.5% in ninth grade and only 18.2% in tenth grade. Ninth-grade science improved substantially from the prior year, but tenth-grade English language arts declined sharply. The school’s ranking also fell from the 32nd percentile in 2024–2025 to the 27th percentile in 2025–2026, with its rating dropping from two stars to one. For parents, the main picture is a school with solid graduation, attendance, and dropout outcomes, but a need for stronger academic support—especially in mathematics.
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