Uintah District

Uintah District serves 7,004 students across 13 schools in rural Uintah County, Utah, with 291 teachers on staff. The district maintains relatively stable enrollment typical of rural Utah communities.

Academically, Uintah performs near or slightly above state averages in core subjects. Math proficiency stands at 42.5% compared to the state average of 38.4%, indicating performance above the statewide baseline. Reading proficiency measures 42.3%, slightly below Utah's 42.8% average. The graduation rate of 86.6% trails the state average of 87.7% by 1.1 percentage points.

A notable challenge is chronic absenteeism at 50.9%, which is substantially higher than typical district rates and represents a significant operational concern. This metric may correlate with other district characteristics and warrants attention to underlying causes.

Demographically, the district serves a predominantly white population (77.5%), with Hispanic students comprising 11.9% of enrollment. Economically, 41.1% of students qualify as disadvantaged, reflecting the district's rural context and economic profile.

Financial data shows per-pupil spending of $5,995, approximately $315 above Utah's state average of $5,680. This higher spending relative to the state baseline occurs alongside performance metrics that are mixed compared to statewide benchmarks, suggesting resource allocation patterns warrant consideration alongside operational factors like attendance.