Springville High

Springville High is a large public school in Springville, Utah, serving 1,665 students in grades 6–12 in the Utah County area and belonging to the Nebo District. The school ranks 50th out of 139 Utah schools, placing it in the 64th percentile with a three-star rating. Although its ranking declined from the previous year, Springville remains above the statewide midpoint and generally compares favorably with nearby traditional high schools.

Springville’s strongest results are its graduation rate, dropout rate, and mathematics performance. In 2024–25, 95.7% of students graduated, compared with 93.5% in the Nebo District and 89.8% statewide; its dropout rate was also lower than district and state levels. On the latest 10th-grade assessments, Springville led its same-district comparison group in English Language Arts at 50.9% proficient and mathematics at 36.2%. Its math result was well above both district and state averages. Springville also had a lower student-teacher ratio than Salem Hills High, Spanish Fork High, and Maple Mountain High.

The clearest concern is attendance: 32.5% of students were chronically absent, higher than both the district’s 26.6% and Utah’s 23.8%. Science performance was near the state average, and math proficiency declined from the prior year, though it remained competitive. Springville has also shown improved effectiveness for Hispanic students, English Language Learners, and students from low socioeconomic backgrounds, while the available special-education result is older and below average. Nearby Timpview High ranks higher statewide, but Springville ranks ahead of Orem High, Provo High, Salem Hills High, Spanish Fork High, and Maple Mountain High. Overall, it offers strong completion outcomes and above-average academics, with attendance the main improvement opportunity.