Summary:
Sevier District includes 12 schools serving about 4,513 students across elementary, middle, and high school grades in a largely rural Utah area. Overall, the district ranks around the middle of the state, but school quality varies considerably. The strongest overall profiles belong to South Sevier High and South Sevier Middle, while Monroe School stands out among elementary schools.
For high schools, South Sevier High is the top performer, ranking in the 76th percentile statewide, with a 97.1% graduation rate and especially strong science results. North Sevier High also performs well, with a 93.9% graduation rate, a 68th-percentile ranking, and the district’s lowest student-teacher ratio among larger high schools. Richfield High has improved substantially and now ranks in the 57th percentile. Cedar Ridge High is a major outlier, with a 75% graduation rate, 25% dropout rate, and very high absenteeism; its small enrollment means results should be interpreted carefully, but the school clearly needs focused support.
Among middle schools, South Sevier Middle leads the district, particularly in science and 6th- and 7th-grade math. Red Hills Middle also shows strong science performance, while North Sevier Middle is the clearest academic concern, especially in 6th- and 7th-grade math. Elementary results are mixed: Monroe School has the strongest overall results, while Salina School has improved recently but shows uneven performance by grade. Across the area, chronic absenteeism is the broadest concern, affecting nearly every school and requiring attention alongside middle-school mathematics.
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