Summary:
ZIP code 99348 has three very small schools serving kindergarten through grade 12—Prescott Elementary School, Prescott Middle School, and Prescott High School—with 225 students combined in the Prescott School District.
Prescott Elementary School is the strongest overall academic performer, particularly in math. Its 2025–26 math proficiency rate was 54.24%, above both the district’s 40.65% and the state’s 43.11%; third-grade math was especially strong at 68.42%. Elementary ELA was more modest at 41.38%, while science was a notable weakness at 25%. Prescott Middle School has made encouraging progress: math rose from 12.5% to 36% proficient and ELA from 18.75% to 32% in one year. Even so, both subjects remain below state averages, and eighth-grade ELA and math results were particularly low. Sixth-grade math was a bright spot, exceeding the state rate.
Prescott High School has shown the largest ranking recovery, rising from the 10th percentile in 2022–23 to the 39th percentile in 2024–25. Several current ELA and math results are suppressed because enrollment is only 48 students, so they should be viewed as unknown rather than zero. High-school science was 41.18%, above the district but below the state. Across the schools, science is the most consistent academic concern, while ELA and upper-grade math also need attention. The schools serve a high-need population, with roughly two-thirds or more of students qualifying for free or reduced-price lunch. Small class sizes and low secondary student-teacher ratios may offer individualized support, but small enrollments can also cause test results to fluctuate considerably from year to year.
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