Summary
Woods Cross High in Woods Cross, Utah, is a large public school serving grades 10–12, with 1,555 students in the suburban Davis County area and convenient proximity to Bountiful High and Viewmont High. The school is part of the Davis District and currently ranks 42nd of 139 Utah high schools, in the 70th statewide percentile with four stars. That is a significant improvement from 80th place in 2023–2024, although it remains below the school’s particularly strong rankings from 2017–2019.
One of Woods Cross’s clearest strengths is student completion: its 2024–2025 graduation rate was 98.7%, higher than Farmington High at 98.4%, Viewmont High at 96.6%, and Bountiful High at 92.6%. Recent testing shows especially strong mathematics performance. In 2025–2026, 44.8% of 10th graders reached proficiency in math, ahead of Farmington High, Viewmont High, and Bountiful High. Science proficiency was 43.7%, slightly above district and state results, following a major recovery from 18.0% in 2023–2024.
The main academic concern is English language arts: 45.4% of students were proficient in 2025–2026, below the Davis District, Utah, and each of the three nearby traditional high schools. Attendance is improving, with chronic absenteeism falling to 20.3%, but it remains slightly higher than the district average of 18.6%. Woods Cross is particularly effective for students receiving special education services, ranking fourth among 26 Utah schools evaluated for that subgroup. Overall, the school offers exceptionally strong graduation outcomes, solid and improving math and science performance, and a supportive record for special education students, while continued attention to ELA and attendance could help restore its earlier statewide standing.
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