The top reported proficiency rate is 59% in Science. The lowest is 43% in Math.
Original Research by School Decision on Odyssey Charter School
Odyssey Charter School is a small district in Utah County serving kindergarten through sixth grade. As a single-school charter district by name, it operates as one elementary-level program within the public charter system.
The state testing results for math, reading, and science place the school's overall proficiency above the midpoint among Utah County's districts. Reading and science scores are stronger than math, but all three subjects contribute to a composite that outpaces the county median. Since the school does not extend into high school, there is no graduation rate to report.
The student body is small, with a racial makeup that is predominantly white, followed by a Hispanic minority, and smaller shares of Asian, multiracial, Black, and Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander students. Economic disadvantage data is not available, so the share of students qualifying for free or reduced-price lunch is unknown. Special education and English learner counts are also missing from the record, leaving a gap in the picture of student support needs.
Chronic absenteeism is a notable soft spot. The rate of chronic absenteeism—meaning students who miss a substantial portion of the school year—lands in the bottom quartile among Utah County's districts, meaning it is higher than most of its peers. A parent may want to ask the school about attendance supports and what drives this pattern.
Per-pupil current spending falls in the middle range, upper half of the county, indicating a resource level that is neither unusually high nor low relative to nearby districts. We looked for district-level changes or strategic priorities that might affect families, but found no parent-relevant updates to report.
The school's context beyond the classroom is limited in this profile. No locale data was provided, so the character of the surrounding community—whether suburban, rural, or urban—is not described here. Similarly, program offerings such as special education services, English learner supports, or extracurricular activities are not detailed in the available data.
Overall, Odyssey Charter School presents as a small elementary charter with test scores that are above the county average, a notable challenge with chronic absenteeism, and a spending level that is typical for the region. Families considering this school will want to weigh the academic strengths against the attendance concern and seek additional information on student support services and the local community context.
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