Summary:
ZIP code 84015 has three middle schools serving grades 7–9, all part of Davis District: West Point Junior High, North Davis Junior High, and Sunset Junior High. Together, they enroll about 3,418 students. Because all three schools share the same district, their differences provide a useful comparison of academic performance, attendance, enrollment, and student needs within the area.
West Point Junior High is the strongest overall performer. It has the highest 2025–26 average proficiency across the reported subjects, at about 49.4%, and ranks in the 59th statewide percentile. It also has the lowest chronic absenteeism rate, 17.2%, below both the district and state rates. Its strongest results include ninth-grade science at 61.4% and seventh-grade mathematics at 53.0%. West Point has a larger enrollment and higher student–teacher ratio than the other schools, so parents should consider its strong academic and attendance results alongside those operating characteristics.
Sunset Junior High falls in the middle, averaging about 36.9% proficiency and ranking in the 30th percentile, although its recent scores and ranking have generally declined. Mathematics, especially ninth grade, is an important area to investigate. North Davis Junior High is the main area of concern, with an average proficiency of about 28.7%, an 11th-percentile ranking, and chronic absenteeism of 30.9%. Its most urgent academic weakness is mathematics, including just 12.0% proficiency in eighth grade. North Davis also serves a higher-need student population, reflected in its free/reduced-lunch rate, so attendance and student support services are especially important factors for parents to explore. All three schools would benefit from continued attention to mathematics, attendance, and year-to-year improvement.
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