Superior School District

Superior School District serves about 3,791 students in seven schools: five elementary schools, one middle school, and one high school covering grades K-5, 6-8, and 9-12. The district rating shown for every school is rank 230 of 432, 47th percentile, 2 stars, but that district summary masks major school-level differences. Four elementary schools earn 3 stars, while the middle and high schools earn 2 stars.

Among the elementaries, Four Corners Elementary has the strongest profile: 69th percentile rank, 3 stars, the highest simple average proficiency at 66.56%, the lowest chronic absenteeism at 4.0%, and the lowest reported free/reduced lunch rate at 10.5%; its rank rose from 43rd to 69th percentile. Cooper Elementary ranks 66th percentile with 3 stars, including 4th grade social studies at 84.48% and science at 64.91%. Bryant Elementary is balanced at 61st percentile with 9.0% absenteeism. Great Lakes Elementary is 56th percentile with strong ELA in grades 3–5, but 4th grade math at 41.18% and science at 49.02% fall below state, and its student-teacher ratio is the district's highest at 16.0. Northern Lights Elementary improved from 22nd to 45th percentile but remains the lowest-ranked elementary, with 5th grade math at 31.25% and ELA at 42.19%, the highest elementary FRL rate at 15.23%, and the highest per-student spending at $17,422.

Superior High graduates 98.3% of students with a 0.1% dropout rate, but its ACT ELA, math, and science scores are below state, chronic absenteeism is 21.9%, and its rank percentile fell from 52 to 39. Superior Middle improved from 27th to 39th percentile, with 7th grade ELA at 59.7% and 8th grade social studies at 65.85%, yet math is double digits below state in all three grades. Absenteeism is mostly an elementary and middle strength, and spending or student-teacher ratio does not show a simple relationship with outcomes. Free/reduced lunch is unknown for the high and middle schools, so those comparisons are limited to elementaries.