The top reported proficiency rate is 65% in Science. The lowest is 44% in Math.
Original Research by School Decision on Voyage Academy
Voyage Academy is a charter school serving kindergarten through sixth grade in Clinton, a rapidly growing suburban community in northern Davis County. As a single-school charter district, it operates independently of the larger Davis School District, giving it its own governance and enrollment policies. Clinton itself was originally a farm town, but it has expanded considerably since the 1990s, adding housing developments and infrastructure projects to accommodate a population that has increased substantially. The city describes itself as offering a family-oriented rural atmosphere, and most households have children under 18. The built environment is low-density, predominantly single-family homes, with a commute pattern that points to employment at regional hubs such as Hill Air Force Base and employers in Clearfield, Layton, and Ogden.
The school’s enrollment is moderate for an elementary school, with a roughly even spread across kindergarten through sixth grade. The student body is predominantly white, with a notable share of Hispanic students and small numbers from other racial groups. About a quarter of students qualify for free or reduced-price lunch, reflecting a mix of economic backgrounds. Data on students with disabilities and English learners was not available in the records we reviewed.
State testing results come from the RISE assessments, but the data spans two different school years, so comparisons between subjects should be read with that in mind. In math, the share of students scoring proficient or above was below the midpoint of schools in Davis County, though the overall proficiency index for the school across all tested subjects sits above the county midpoint. English language arts results came from an earlier year and were in a similar range. Science performance was notably stronger, with a higher proportion of students meeting the proficiency bar. Because Voyage Academy serves only elementary grades, there are no graduation rate or chronic absenteeism figures to report; those metrics apply to high schools, and the school does not have those grade levels.
The school’s charter status means it operates with its own board and budget, independent of the county-wide district. We looked for recent changes or developments at Voyage Academy that would be relevant to parents, but search results turned up only static descriptive and fiscal information, with no evidence of major policy shifts or facility changes in the last few years.
For families considering Voyage Academy, the key context is its elementary-only charter setting in a suburban area that is still growing. The academic picture is mixed: science stands out as a relative strength, while math and English proficiency are more moderate. Parents who want a smaller elementary school with its own charter governance may find it a fit, especially if they live in or near Clinton. Those seeking data on special education or English learner support will need to contact the school directly, as that information was not available in the sources we used. The school has no programs data listed, so additional inquiry into offerings such as art, music, or extracurriculars is advisable. Overall, Voyage Academy occupies a clear niche as a local charter elementary in a fast-growing community, with academic results that are stronger in science than in literacy and math.
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