Highland Park School, a public institution, calls Salt Lake City, UT, home. It's situated in a city of moderate size. The school caters to grades K-6 and has a total enrollment of 502 students. In terms of academic performance, 70% of Highland Park's students met or exceeded the proficiency benchmark in math, while 50% did so in reading. The student-teacher ratio stands at 19:1, a figure that falls short of the district's average. The student body is fairly evenly split, with 49% identifying as female and 51% as male. Economically disadvantaged students make up 20% of the enrollment. The school employs 27 full-time equivalent teachers and has a full-time school counselor on staff. Highland Park School holds the 97th spot among Utah's elementary schools. Rankings are based on performance in state-mandated tests, graduation rates, and the school's effectiveness in readying students for high school. Seventy percent of Highland Park students achieved proficiency or higher in math, while half reached that level in reading. When compared to the district, the school outperformed in both math and reading, based on these measurements. In the Salt Lake District, 35% of students achieved proficiency or higher in reading, while 39% did so in math. Highland Park School outperformed the statewide averages in both subjects. Across Utah, 41% of students tested at or above the proficient level for reading, and the same percentage for math.