Davis District

Davis District operates in Davis County, Utah as a suburban school system serving 73,459 students across 96 schools with 3,077 teachers. The district maintains a student-to-teacher ratio of approximately 24:1.

Academically, Davis District performs above state averages in key metrics. Math proficiency reaches 44.9% compared to the state average of 38.4%, a 6.5 percentage point difference. Reading proficiency measures 46.5% versus the state average of 42.8%. The graduation rate of 93.6% substantially exceeds Utah's average of 87.7%, representing a 5.9 percentage point margin.

The student population reflects relatively low economic disadvantage at 17.4%, below typical state distributions. Racial demographics show the district is predominantly White at 78.5%, with Hispanic students comprising 14.0%, and smaller Asian and Black populations at 1.1% each.

Chronic absenteeism stands at 18.6%, indicating attendance challenges affecting roughly one in five students. Per-pupil spending of $5,809 slightly exceeds the state average of $5,680, representing a $129 difference per student. This above-average spending combined with elevated proficiency rates suggests the district allocates resources in ways that correlate with measurable academic outcomes, though absenteeism patterns present an area requiring attention across the district's schools.