Summary
Roy High is a large public high school serving grades 10–12 in Roy, a northern Utah community, with 1,661 students. It is part of Weber District, which ranks 61st of 92 Utah districts. Roy is ranked 119th of 139 Utah high schools, placing it at the 14th percentile with a one-star rating. The school serves a substantial student population, and the percentage of students qualifying for free or reduced-price lunch increased to 37.99% in 2024–2025.
Academic performance is below district and state averages in all three tested subjects. In 2025–2026, 38.1% of 10th graders were proficient in English language arts, 14.4% in math, and 28.3% in science. Math is the most persistent challenge, while science has shown the clearest improvement, rising from 10.5% in 2023–2024. ELA results improved sharply one year and then declined, suggesting that progress has not yet been consistent. Roy’s results are generally similar to Bonneville High, stronger than Ogden High in ELA and science, but behind West Field High School across all three subjects.
Student engagement and completion are important concerns. Roy’s 2024–2025 graduation rate was 83.7%, compared with 88.5% districtwide, while its dropout rate was 11.2%. Chronic absenteeism affected 29.6% of students, higher than the district and state rates and well above West Field’s 15.6%. The school’s strongest recent subgroup result was for English learners, but results for students from low-income households were much weaker. Overall, families should view Roy as a large comprehensive school with improving science performance but urgent priorities in math achievement, attendance, graduation, dropout prevention, and consistent support for students who need additional help.
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