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Middle Schools in North Summit District


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DistrictNorth Summit District17th of 92 Utah districtsFull district overview →
1
School
323
Students
Top rankedNorth Summit Middle27th of 217 Utah middle schools
Summary:

North Summit Middle is the only middle school listed in North Summit District, serving about 323 students in grades 5–8 in Coalville, Utah. Because there is only one school, parents cannot compare middle schools within the district, but the available information shows a generally strong school with above-average academics, excellent attendance, and a favorable statewide standing. The school ranked 27th out of 217 Utah schools in 2025–2026, placing it at the 88th percentile and earning four stars. Its rankings have been consistently strong, including 4th place in 2024–2025 and 18th place in 2023–2024.

Academically, North Summit Middle performed above Utah averages in every tested grade and subject in 2025–2026. Science was the clearest strength, with an average proficiency rate of about 67%, and every grade reached at least 63.7% proficiency. English language arts averaged about 57%, with especially strong results in sixth grade. Mathematics averaged about 53%; sixth- and seventh-grade results were solid, while eighth-grade mathematics was a weaker area at 41.3% proficient. The school’s average mathematics performance declined from the prior year, largely because of sizable drops in fifth and eighth grades, so those grade levels may deserve additional attention.

Attendance is another major strength. In 2024–2025, chronic absenteeism was 6.5% at North Summit Middle, compared with 14.9% across North Summit District and 23.8% statewide. The school reports a 19.4-to-1 student-teacher ratio and 20.74% participation in free or reduced-price lunch programs. Overall, the school appears to offer a stable, high-performing environment, with science, attendance, and grades 6–7 standing out as particular strengths. Parents may want to ask about plans for improving mathematics, especially in fifth and eighth grades.

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