Summary:
ZIP code 84654 contains one high school, North Sevier High, serving students in grades 9–12 in Salina, Utah. The school enrolls about 270 students and is part of the Sevier District. Its student-teacher ratio is 15.7 to 1, and about 38% of students participate in free or reduced-price lunch programs. Because it is the only high school in the ZIP code, there are no nearby schools in this dataset for a direct school-to-school comparison.
North Sevier’s strongest results are related to keeping students in school and helping them graduate. Its 2024–2025 graduation rate was 93.9%, compared with 92.3% for the district and 89.8% statewide. Its dropout rate was also lower than both comparison groups. Academic performance was generally better than Utah’s statewide results in 2025–2026: the school exceeded the state in five of six tested areas. The strongest result was 10th-grade science, where 53% of students were proficient, compared with 39.3% statewide. Mathematics proficiency was also above the state in both ninth and tenth grades, although fewer than half of students were proficient in either grade.
Parents should pay particular attention to attendance and uneven academic results. Chronic absenteeism affected 37.1% of students, substantially higher than the district’s 34.3% and Utah’s 23.8%, making attendance the school’s clearest challenge. Ninth-grade science proficiency was below both the district and state, while 10th-grade English proficiency declined sharply from 64.2% in 2024–2025 to 50.9% in 2025–2026. At the same time, science improved considerably in both grades, and the school’s ranking rose from 48th to 45th statewide between those two years. Overall, North Sevier offers strong graduation outcomes and generally competitive academics, with the greatest opportunities in reducing chronic absenteeism and improving consistency across subjects and grade levels.
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