Summary:
ZIP code 84074 has two traditional public high schools, both serving grades 9–12: Stansbury High and Tooele High, which are part of the Tooele District. The schools serve different-sized student populations and have different student needs, so families should consider academics, graduation outcomes, attendance, and school environment together rather than relying on one measure.
Stansbury High is the stronger overall performer. It ranked 98th of 139 Utah high schools in 2025–2026, compared with 112th for Tooele High. Stansbury also had the higher graduation rate—89.1% versus 85.2%—and lower dropout and chronic absenteeism rates. Its latest proficiency results were higher in five of six tested subject-grade areas, with especially strong science results: 50.9% proficiency in 9th-grade science, slightly above the Utah rate. Its main academic concern is mathematics, where both grade levels trailed state results. Stansbury is larger, enrolling 2,314 students, and has a higher reported student-teacher ratio of 30.3.
Tooele High has a clear strength in 10th-grade mathematics, with 31.7% proficiency—above both Stansbury and the state. It also made larger year-over-year gains overall, especially in 9th-grade science and 10th-grade math. However, its results are less consistent, including weaker 9th-grade math and ELA performance. Attendance is the most urgent concern: chronic absenteeism was 33.8%, compared with 26.4% at Stansbury and 23.8% statewide. Tooele enrolls 1,900 students and has a lower reported student-teacher ratio of 24.4. For parents, Stansbury offers the more consistently favorable outcomes, while Tooele shows promising improvement but may require closer attention to attendance and foundational academic support.
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