Cache District School District

Cache District enrolls 20,265 students across 26 ranked schools in northern Utah. That makes it a mid-size district — large enough to support meaningful program variety across grade levels, compact enough that school-level choices carry real weight for families. The district's average school rating is 6.7 out of 10, a reasonable baseline that masks significant variation between its lowest and highest performers.

Elementary schools drive Cache's strongest numbers. Lewiston School earns an 8.6 out of 10, the highest score among all 26 ranked schools in the district. Summit School is right behind at 8.5, and Nibley School holds at 8.2. All three clear the 8.0 mark and sit well above the 6.7 district mean. For parents with children in elementary grades, the spread between these campuses and the broader district average is wide enough to treat school selection as a high-priority decision rather than a default one.

Middle school performance is a relative strength. North Cache Middle School and South Cache Middle School both score 8.3 out of 10, placing them roughly 1.6 points above the district average. That consistency across both middle campuses suggests Cache sustains academic momentum through the transition years — a pattern many districts fail to maintain between fifth and eighth grade. Families mapping a multi-year path through the district have two reliable options at the middle level.

Across all 26 schools, the top performers cluster in the 8.2–8.6 range, with Lewiston anchoring the ceiling. The distance between the district average and its leading schools is substantial, which means enrollment area matters in Cache. Parents prioritizing school-level performance data should verify attendance boundaries for Lewiston, Summit, or North Cache Middle before finalizing a home address or submitting a transfer request — those campuses represent the widest performance advantage the district offers.