The top reported proficiency rate is 51% in English language arts. The lowest is 34% in Math.
Original Research by School Decision on Davis Connect K-6
Davis Connect K-6 serves students from kindergarten through eighth grade, though its enrollment tells a more focused story. The school is part of Davis District, which covers Farmington and surrounding communities in Davis County, Utah. It is not a charter school, and its Title I status is not listed. The school’s name and grade band suggest an online or blended learning model, but the data provided does not specify the instructional format, so that is left to a family to confirm directly with the school.
The student body is small. The grade distribution is heavily weighted toward the elementary years: most students are in kindergarten through sixth grade, with a single student in seventh grade and none in eighth. This means the school’s practical range is K–6, despite the listed K–8 span. The student population is predominantly White, with Hispanic students making up the next largest share, and smaller representations of students who are Asian, Black, Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander, American Indian or Alaska Native, and multiracial. A modest share of students qualify for free or reduced-price lunch.
State assessment results are available in math, English language arts, and science, covering grades three through eight. Across these subjects, the school’s overall proficiency index places it below the midpoint relative to districts in Davis County. In math, the proficiency rate was lower than in ELA, where a majority of tested students scored at the proficient level. Science performance fell between the two. Because the school’s tested population is small, these results may be more variable year to year than at a larger school. A parent may want to ask the school how it addresses areas where proficiency is lower, particularly in math.
The school’s parent district, Davis District, has undergone recent changes that could affect families considering Davis Connect. A new comprehensive high school, Farmington High School, opened in 2022, relieving overcrowding at nearby high schools and creating new feeder patterns for students in the Farmington and Kaysville area. That shift matters for any family planning a long-term path through the district: the high school your child would attend depends on boundaries that have recently changed. Additionally, Utah’s statewide expansion of optional full-day kindergarten took effect in the 2023–24 school year, meaning Davis District’s elementary schools, and potentially Davis Connect itself, now offer free full-day kindergarten. That is a lasting expansion of early-childhood options.
The community and housing context for Davis Connect is tied to Farmington and the surrounding Davis County area. Home values in the zip code are above the state average, and rents are stable. The county sits along the Wasatch Front, with access to employment centers in Salt Lake City about a short commute south. The specific walkability or downtown character of Farmington was not provided in the available research, so a family should explore the town’s amenities independently.
Because Davis Connect K–6 appears to be a small, K–6-focused school within a larger district, it may appeal to families seeking a tight-knit learning environment and who are comfortable with its academic record, which is mixed compared to other district averages in the county. The school’s online or blended nature, if confirmed, would be an additional factor for families weighing remote vs. in-person options. The lack of data on chronic absenteeism, discipline, staffing, and special education means those are open questions a parent would need to raise with the school directly.
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