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Best Public Schools in Zip Code 84648


At a glance
4
Schools
2,478
Students
Top rankedNebo View School184th of 563 Utah elementary schools
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Biggest riser
Juab High up 44 spots statewide this year
Summary:

ZIP code 84648 has four public schools serving students from pre-K through 12th grade: Juab High, Juab Junior High, Red Cliff School, and Nebo View School, with 2,478 students combined. All are part of Juab District, which ranks 38th among Utah’s 92 districts. The area offers two elementary schools, one junior high, and one high school, with performance ranging from middle-of-the-state to well above average in selected subjects.

Nebo View School is the strongest elementary school overall, ranking about the 67th percentile statewide and posting especially strong Grade 3 math and English results. Its main concern is chronic absenteeism, which affected 25.6% of students. Red Cliff School ranks near the state midpoint and performs best in Grades 3 and 4 math, but its Grade 5 English and science results are weaker. It also has the highest absenteeism rate in the area, at 33%, making attendance a major priority. These elementary schools have similar student-teacher ratios, both lower than the high school’s.

Juab High is the strongest secondary school, with a 98% graduation rate, improving rankings, and math proficiency above the state in both tested grades. Its main academic gap is Grade 9 English. Juab Junior High has also improved its ranking, with Grade 6 science as a standout strength, but Grade 6 math and Grade 8 science need attention. Chronic absenteeism is higher than the district rate at every school, especially at Red Cliff, Nebo View, and Juab Junior High. Overall, families will find the strongest current academic results at Nebo View and Juab High, while attendance and grade-specific support are the clearest area-wide needs.

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