Original Research by School Decision on Evit - Tempe Auto
EVIT – Tempe Auto is a career and technical school that is no longer active. The school’s operational status is listed as inactive, meaning it is not currently serving students. Because the school is inactive, there is no enrollment data, no state testing results, no graduation rate, and no information on student demographics, free or reduced-price lunch eligibility, or special populations. The school was part of the East Valley Institute of Technology, a district that operates career and technical education programs across the region, but this particular campus—located on West Main Street in Mesa—is no longer in operation.
The school was classified as a career and technical school, and its grade band was listed as M through M, which typically indicates a multi-grade or mixed-grade program focused on vocational training. Because the school is inactive, there is no data on academic performance, student composition, or program offerings to evaluate. No state testing results, graduation rate, or chronic absenteeism rate are available, and the comparison to other districts in Maricopa County could not be made for any of those metrics.
Mesa, where the school was located, is a large suburban city that stretches from the older, denser neighborhoods of West Mesa near Tempe to the newer, expanding subdivisions of East Mesa. The city is auto-oriented, with wide arterial roads and strip commercial development defining most of the built environment, though downtown Mesa along Main Street offers a walkable cluster of arts venues, breweries, and local shops. Major employers include Boeing, Banner Health, and Mesa Public Schools, and the aerospace sector is a notable presence around Falcon Field and Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport. The city has experienced sustained growth since World War II, with new housing and commercial construction continuing to push eastward.
Because EVIT – Tempe Auto is inactive, there is no information to offer on its academic pathways, peer environment, or student support. A parent or resident looking into this school will find that it is not currently operating, and no data on its past performance or student body is available in the record. The East Valley Institute of Technology district continues to operate other career and technical education programs in the region, but this particular campus on West Main Street in Mesa is not among them.
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