Summary:
ZIP code 84725 has one high school, Enterprise High, serving grades 7–12 in a rural area of southern Utah within the Washington District.
Enterprise High serves 537 students and has a student-teacher ratio of 19.1 to 1. Its strongest overall outcomes are graduation and attendance: the 2024–2025 graduation rate was 93.8%, above both the Washington District rate of 93.1% and Utah’s 89.8%. Chronic absenteeism was 11.0%, considerably lower than the district’s 15.4% and the state’s 23.8%. These figures suggest that students generally attend regularly and complete high school at a strong rate. The school’s reported free- or reduced-price lunch participation is 38.36%, and its reported per-student spending was $11,434 in 2018–2019.
Academic performance varies significantly by grade and subject. Middle-school mathematics is a clear strength: 62.1% of seventh graders and 57.0% of eighth graders were proficient, well above both district and state results. Eighth-grade English language arts was also stronger than district and state performance. By contrast, science is the most consistent concern, with proficiency below district and state levels in grades 7 through 10. High-school results are also weaker than middle-school results, particularly tenth-grade English language arts at 34.2% proficiency and tenth-grade mathematics at 28.7%. The school’s ranking declined from the 62nd percentile in 2023–2024 to the 34th percentile in 2025–2026, although recent gains in eighth-grade math and ninth-grade English and science are encouraging. Parents may want to look closely at the transition from middle school to high school and ask about support in upper-grade English, math, and science.
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