Summary:
ZIP code 84335, which includes Smithfield, Utah, has one listed high school: Sky View High, serving students in grades 8–12 with about 1,600 students in the Cache District. The school has maintained a four-star rating and is generally a strong option, especially when compared with Utah statewide results. Its latest ranking was 40th out of 139 schools, placing it in the 71st percentile, although this was a decline from 21st place and the 85th percentile the previous year.
For families, Sky View’s strongest indicators are graduation and attendance. The 2024–2025 graduation rate was 94.1%, well above Utah’s 89.8%, though slightly below the district’s 95.9%. Chronic absenteeism was only 9.9%, substantially better than both the district’s 16.3% and the state’s 23.8%. The dropout rate was 4.0%, better than Utah’s 8.5% but higher than the district’s 2.8%, suggesting that some students may still benefit from additional support. Current academic results were generally above state averages. Notable strengths included 10th-grade English Language Arts at 58.6% proficiency and 9th-grade mathematics at 50.3%.
The main concern is that recent academic performance declined, particularly in mathematics and science. Tenth-grade mathematics fell from 44.9% to 29.2%, while 9th-grade mathematics declined from 60.6% to 50.3%. Science proficiency also dropped in both grades, and 10th-grade mathematics was 7.3 points below the district average. By contrast, 9th-grade English Language Arts improved to 51.2%, and 10th-grade English Language Arts remained above both district and state results. Parents may also want to consider the reported 25:1 student-teacher ratio. Overall, Sky View offers strong graduation and attendance outcomes and performs well statewide, but families should watch whether the recent mathematics and science declines are temporary or continue over time.
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