Summary
Windsor School is a public elementary school in Orem, Utah, serving 598 students in pre-kindergarten through 6th grade within the comparatively strong Alpine District. For 2025–2026, Windsor ranked 360th out of 563 Utah schools, placing it at the 36th percentile with a two-star rating. The school serves a relatively economically mixed community, with 46.15% of students qualifying for free or reduced-price lunch. Its student-teacher ratio was 22.6 in 2024–2025.
Academic results are uneven and generally below Alpine District averages. Across tested grades, Windsor’s proficiency was approximately 44.2% in English language arts, 37.3% in mathematics, and 49.1% in science. Mathematics is the clearest concern, especially fifth grade, where proficiency was 26.3%, compared with 51.8% districtwide. Fifth grade was also Windsor’s weakest level in ELA and science. Fourth-grade mathematics was a relative bright spot at 52.0%, while science was the school’s strongest subject overall. Windsor’s ranking has improved substantially from the low 20th percentiles in the mid-2010s, reaching the 54th percentile in 2020–2021, but it has remained below the statewide midpoint in recent years.
Windsor performs better overall than Parkside Elementary, which ranks at the 23rd percentile, and Bonneville School, at the 30th percentile. However, it trails nearby Northridge School, Orchard School, Rocky Mountain School, Foothill School, and Cascade School. Chronic absenteeism improved to 28.3% but remains above district and state rates. Relative strengths include long-term improvement, stronger subgroup rankings for Hispanic students and students from low socioeconomic backgrounds, and better results in selected grades. Key priorities are fifth-grade instruction, mathematics in grades 3–6, and continued attendance improvement.
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