Summary:
ZIP code 84403 has seven public schools serving grades pre-kindergarten through 12th grade, including five elementary schools, one junior high, and one high school across the Ogden City District and Weber District. The schools serve about 4,584 students, but academic results vary greatly from one campus to another. Attendance is also a widespread concern: every school except Shadow Valley School had chronic absenteeism above the statewide rate.
Shadow Valley School is the clear standout. It ranked in the 89th percentile statewide and exceeded state proficiency rates in every reported subject and grade during 2025–26. Its approximate average proficiency was 68%, compared with about 44% at Uintah School, the second-strongest elementary school. Uintah School showed improvement and relatively strong English language arts results, but mathematics remained a weakness. Liberty Elementary School and Wasatch School had similar, middle-to-lower achievement levels, generally below state averages.
Odyssey School needs the most urgent academic and attendance attention. It ranked near the bottom statewide, had very low proficiency in most subjects, and reported 50.6% chronic absenteeism. Mount Ogden Junior High was a relative local strength, performing above district averages and improving its statewide percentile, although attendance and science results remain concerns. Ogden High had weak test scores and high absenteeism, but its 94.9% graduation rate and 5.1% dropout rate were better than both district and state figures. Overall, families should compare individual schools rather than rely only on district rankings, because performance differs substantially within the same district.
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