Summary
Enterprise School is a public elementary school in Enterprise, Utah, serving 455 students in prekindergarten through sixth grade. Located in a rural community, it is part of Washington District. The school ranks in the 71st percentile among Utah schools for 2025–2026, earning a four-star rating in the supplied data. Its current standing is a major improvement over the 31st percentile in 2015–2016, although it has eased somewhat from a recent high of the 76th percentile in 2023–2024.
Academic results are generally stronger than Utah averages, especially in third and sixth grades. Notable results include 70.8% proficiency in third-grade mathematics, 56.9% in sixth-grade ELA, 56.1% in sixth-grade mathematics, and 73.9% in sixth-grade science. Sixth-grade science has been a particularly consistent strength. Fifth grade is the clearest area for improvement: Enterprise was below both district and state results in ELA, mathematics, and science. Attendance is another concern. Chronic absenteeism was 24.4% in 2024–2025—better than in prior years but above the district’s 15.4% rate and slightly above Utah’s 23.8% rate. The school’s student-teacher ratio was 22.4, higher than the nearby comparison school’s 16.3.
Compared with Escalante Valley School, about 10 miles away in Beryl, Enterprise is much larger, enrolling 455 students compared with 134. Enterprise also has a lower free/reduced-price lunch rate—42.86% versus 76.12%—and appears stronger in most clearly comparable recent test results. For example, Enterprise outperformed Escalante’s reported ranges in third-grade ELA, third-grade mathematics, fourth-grade science, and sixth-grade science. However, Escalante’s results are often reported as ranges or bounds, so exact comparisons are not always possible. Overall, Enterprise is a solid, improving school with strong upper-elementary science and mathematics results, while fifth-grade achievement and attendance deserve continued attention.
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