Summary:
ZIP code 84654 has three public schools serving students from kindergarten through grade 12: Salina School for grades K–5, North Sevier Middle for grades 6–8, and North Sevier High for grades 9–12. Together, they enroll 901 students and are part of Sevier District, which ranks 40th among Utah’s 92 districts. The schools provide a complete local pathway from elementary through high school, but their recent results differ considerably.
North Sevier High has the strongest overall profile. It ranks in the 68th percentile statewide, has a 93.9% graduation rate, and reports a 6.1% dropout rate. Its average results in English, math, and science are all above Utah averages. Salina School ranks in the 54th percentile and stands out for science, with especially strong fifth-grade performance at 64.2%. Its latest ranking also improved substantially from the previous year. North Sevier Middle ranks in the 36th percentile and is the main academic improvement priority. Sixth- and seventh-grade math and science results are low, although eighth-grade scores exceed state averages in all three tested subjects.
Attendance is a concern across all three schools: chronic absenteeism is above Utah’s 23.8% rate at Salina School (30.3%), North Sevier Middle (31.7%), and North Sevier High (37.1%). The high school’s attendance rate is particularly notable despite its strong graduation outcomes. For families comparing schools, the clearest strengths are the high school’s broad performance, the elementary school’s science results, and the middle school’s stronger eighth-grade outcomes. Key areas to watch are attendance, elementary math variation, and the middle school’s sixth- and seventh-grade performance.
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