The top reported proficiency rate is 46% in Science. The lowest is 39% in English language arts.
Original Research by School Decision on Majestic School
Majestic School, a kindergarten-through-sixth-grade building in northern Ogden, serves as a neighborhood elementary for a sizable student body. Part of the Weber District, the school is located in the northern part of the city, near residential neighborhoods that have seen steady development. The school is not a charter or magnet and has no Title I designation in the available data.
On state assessments, the school’s overall proficiency across math, English language arts, and science places it in the top quartile relative to districts in Weber County. That position signals above-average performance among the county’s elementary school populations, though the school’s own proficiency rates are moderate. In math, about two of every five students scored at proficient or above, and in ELA the share was similar. Science proficiency was stronger, approaching half of students. These numbers reflect a school where many students meet grade-level benchmarks but a sizable portion do not. A parent may want to talk with the school about how they support students who are below proficient, and what enrichment is available for those who are excelling.
The student body is predominantly white, with a notable Hispanic population making up roughly a sixth of enrollment. Small shares of Asian, Black, multiracial, Native American, and Pacific Islander students are also present. About three in ten students are eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. Data on students with disabilities and English learners were not reported, which is a gap worth noting; families with children in those categories may want to ask the school directly about services and staffing.
The school sits within the broader city of Ogden, an economic and civic hub for northern Utah. The city has a mix of government offices, a revitalized downtown centered on Historic 25th Street, and major employers including the IRS, McKay Dee Hospital, and Weber State University. Ogden has seen recent economic growth and downtown investment, with new housing, businesses, and public gathering spaces. Outdoor recreation, IT, aerospace, and advanced manufacturing are key industry clusters. The housing market in the school’s immediate area shows home values roughly on par with statewide levels, and rents are similarly in line with regional averages. The broader economic context includes moderate unemployment and mortgage rates typical of the current market, making the area accessible for many working families but not inexpensive for first-time buyers.
Because Majestic School serves only elementary grades, there is no graduation rate or high school program data to report. Likewise, chronic absenteeism figures and discipline data were not available. The school offers no advanced placement or career pathway programs given its grade band, and no special program offerings such as language immersion or STEM magnets were listed.
For a family considering this school, the picture is one of a solidly performing elementary school within a district that, in aggregate, performs among the stronger ones in Weber County. The school’s size and its demographic composition reflect the surrounding north Ogden area. A parent might choose Majestic for its relative academic standing in the county, its location in a part of Ogden with stable housing and a growing economy, and the absence of some of the programmatic trade-offs that come with magnet or charter options. Those looking for detailed information on special education, gifted programming, or specific support structures will need to reach out to the school directly.
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