The top reported proficiency rate is 55% in Math. The lowest is 51% in Science.
Original Research by School Decision on Mohave Accelerated Elementary School Inc. (85516)
Mohave Accelerated Elementary School Inc. is a public school district in Mohave County serving kindergarten through fifth grade. It operates two schools, Mohave Accelerated Elementary School and Mohave Accelerated Elementary School East, making it a small elementary-only district. Because it serves no secondary grades, there is no graduation rate or high school level data to report.
Academically, this district stands out among Mohave County’s districts. Its overall proficiency across tested subjects and grades places it in the top quartile of county districts. In the most recent state assessments, a majority of third and fourth graders met proficiency in math, and a majority of fourth graders met proficiency in English language arts. Fifth graders also showed a majority proficient in both science and English language arts, with math proficiency at a more moderate level. The district had one year of data available for multi-year trends, so it is not possible to assess improvement or decline over time. Parents who value strong elementary test performance relative to the local county will find this school a compelling option.
The student body of about five hundred children is predominantly white and Hispanic, with smaller shares of Asian, Black, Native American, and multiracial students. Data on economic disadvantage, special education, and English learner status were not reported, so a family with specific support needs should follow up directly with the district to understand the resources available. The district’s chronic absenteeism rate is low compared to other districts in the county and falls in the top quartile for that metric (lower is better), a positive sign for consistent student attendance. Per-pupil spending is below the county median, though spending data alone does not indicate the quality of instruction or programs.
The district brief turned up no recent changes or strategic priorities publicly reported, and no program offerings were listed in the available data. The name “Accelerated Elementary” suggests a focus on academic pace, but no evidence in the data confirms what that looks like in practice. A parent curious about curriculum, enrichment, or intervention programs would need to reach out to the school office.
This is a small, elementary-only district that looks strong on state tests and attendance for its grade band within Mohave County. The gaps in demographic and program data mean a family looking for a fuller picture of the school’s environment should ask specific questions about student support services and instructional approach. For a family seeking a straightforward elementary option in the county with good proficiency results and low absenteeism, it is worth a closer look.
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