Red Rock Day School

Red Rock Day School operates as an active, single-school public district serving the rural remote community of Red Valley, Arizona. Located along Navajo Route 13, the district provides a focused educational continuum spanning from Kindergarten through eighth grade. Based on the 2024–2025 National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) dataset, the school serves a close-knit learning community of 82 students, consisting of 50 female and 32 male enrolled children. Reflecting its distinct local context, the student body is entirely Native American, creating a culturally centered educational environment across its elementary and middle school classrooms.

To support its academic programs, Red Rock Day School maintains a well-resourced workforce designed to deliver individualized instruction and holistic care. The district employs 12 full-time equivalent teachers along with 2 instructional aides and 26 dedicated support staff, bringing the total district staff to 40 professionals. This high staffing ratio allows for exceptionally small class cohorts—ranging from just 5 students in the third grade to 15 in the eighth grade—ensuring that learners receive tailored guidance and strong community support throughout their primary years.