The top reported proficiency rate is 61% in Science. The lowest is 55% in Math.
Original Research by School Decision on Quest Academy
Quest Academy is a single-school district in Weber County, Utah, serving kindergarten through ninth grade. It is a relatively large school for its grade band, with enrollment that tapers from the primary grades into early high school. The student body is predominantly white, and Hispanic students make up a substantial minority share. Data on the share of students who qualify for free or reduced-price meals, receive special education services, or are English learners was not available for this profile, so a parent may want to ask the school about the kinds of support structures it has in place.
On state assessments in math, English language arts, and science for grades three through eight, Quest Academy’s proficiency rates land solidly above the midpoint and within the top quartile when placed alongside other districts in Weber County. Its overall proficiency index is among the strongest in the county. That performance is a clear academic strength. The district does not serve grades ten through twelve, so there is no graduation rate to report, and there are no advanced placement, career pathway, or dual-credit course access data available here.
The chronic absenteeism rate, while better than the median among county districts, is still at a level that families may want to understand further. The per-pupil spending figure falls in the lower half of the county’s range, which may reflect the district’s single-school structure or other operational factors.
We looked for publicly reported news about recent district changes, such as boundary shifts, program launches, or leadership transitions, and found little of lasting impact. The district’s strategic priorities or recent initiatives were not available in the provided data, so this account does not guess at them.
Quest Academy is a single-site district with a clear academic profile in the elementary and middle school years. Its proficiency results are a notable strength relative to other Weber County districts. Families considering this school will want to look into supports for specific student populations and the school’s attendance patterns, as both areas lack full public detail in this profile. The school’s grade span means that for high school, families would need to plan for a transition to another district or option after ninth grade.
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