The top reported proficiency rate is 55% in English language arts. The lowest is 43% in Science.
Original Research by School Decision on Eduprize Schools Llc (89412)
Eduprize Schools LLC is a kindergarten-through-twelfth-grade charter district in Pinal County, Arizona, operating three schools: a campus in Gilbert, a second campus, and an online instruction program. The district serves a student population that is predominantly white, with a substantial Hispanic enrollment and smaller shares of students who are Black, Asian, or multiracial. The enrollment is heavily concentrated in the elementary and middle grades, with a much smaller high school presence, which shapes the academic picture a parent will see.
On state assessments, the district's overall proficiency across tested subjects and grades places it in the top quartile among Pinal County's districts. That is a genuine strength. In English language arts, proficiency rates across grades three through seven cluster in the range of roughly half to just over three-fifths of students meeting the bar, with sixth grade showing the highest mark. Math proficiency is more varied. In the early elementary grades, roughly half of students are proficient, but the rate declines through the middle grades, with seventh grade showing a notably lower result. Eighth-grade math and English language arts results are in a similar range, with math at about half proficient and English language arts just under half. Science results are available for fifth and eighth grades; fifth-grade science shows about half of students proficient, while eighth-grade science is lower. The district's overall proficiency index places it in the top quartile among Pinal County's districts, a strong relative position.
The district's chronic absenteeism rate is in the top quartile among county districts, meaning a smaller share of students are chronically absent compared to most other districts in the county. That is a positive indicator for consistent school engagement.
The district operates three schools. Two are brick-and-mortar campuses, one in Gilbert and one listed simply as Eduprize School, plus an online instruction program. The enrollment is large for a charter district, with a student body that is majority white and about a quarter Hispanic. The grade distribution shows a steep drop after eighth grade, with only a small high school population. That means the district's academic profile is driven almost entirely by elementary and middle school results. A parent considering the high school years would want to understand what the upper-grade experience looks like given the small numbers.
Per-pupil current spending is in the lower range among Pinal County's districts. That is a financial fact worth noting, though the data does not connect it directly to classroom outcomes. The district's chronic absenteeism rate is in the top quartile among county districts, meaning it is relatively low compared to peers, which is a positive sign for attendance.
The district's website and publicly reported information yielded little about recent curriculum changes, policy shifts, or facility investments. A parent looking for details on high school course pathways, extracurriculars, or the online program's structure may need to contact the district directly. The data available paints a clear picture of a charter district with solid elementary and middle school academic performance relative to its county peers, a small high school, and a student body that is majority white with a substantial Hispanic population. The online instruction program adds a flexible option, but the data does not describe how it operates or how its students perform compared to the brick-and-mortar campuses.
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