Summary
Bloomington Hills School is a public elementary school in St. George, Utah, serving prekindergarten through fifth grade and 448 students in a residential area near Brigham Road. Part of Washington District, the school ranks in the 63rd percentile statewide for 2025–26, placing it among Utah’s solid, improving schools. Its ranking rose from the 49th percentile in 2023–24, although it remains below its stronger performance earlier in the decade.
Recent test results are generally encouraging: Bloomington Hills School exceeded the Utah average in all eight reported subject-and-grade areas. Science is its clearest strength, with 62.1% of fourth graders and 55.8% of fifth graders proficient. Grade 3 ELA was also strong at 60.8%. The main academic concerns are fourth-grade ELA, at 43.9%, and math results that, while above state averages, trail the area’s strongest schools. The school outperformed nearby Legacy School and Panorama School in all eight comparable results, but it lagged schools such as Crimson View School, South Mesa Elementary, Little Valley School, and Bloomington School, especially in mathematics.
Attendance is the school’s most notable weakness. Chronic absenteeism was 28.7% in 2024–25, well above the district’s 15.4% and Utah’s 23.8%, and higher than most nearby comparison schools, including Riverside School at 14.9%. Still, the rate has improved from 30.9% in 2022–23. Nearly 43.3% of students qualified for subsidized meals, and the school ranked in the 88th percentile statewide for effectiveness with low-income students, suggesting strong results for that student group. Overall, families may see Bloomington Hills as a reasonably strong, improving option, with the greatest opportunities in attendance, fourth-grade literacy, and consistent math achievement.
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