Second Mesa Day School

Located along Highway 264 across from the old Texaco station in Second Mesa, Arizona, Second Mesa Day School operates as an active, single-school public school district serving its local community. Set within a rural remote geographic setting in northeastern Arizona, this standalone district specializes in primary education, delivering instruction for students from Kindergarten through 6th grade. Designed to foster a close-knit and supportive academic environment, the district currently serves a total of 188 elementary students across its primary grade levels within its single operational campus.

The school’s student body reflects a deeply rooted local identity, with all 188 enrolled pupils—comprising 98 male and 90 female students—identified as American Indian. To ensure these young learners thrive, the district maintains a strong staffing structure comprised of 28 full-time equivalent staff members. This dedicated team includes 14 classroom teachers, 2 instructional aides, and 12 support staff, establishing a favorable student-to-teacher ratio of approximately 13 to 1 that supports personalized instruction and guidance. For families, community members, and educational researchers, Second Mesa Day School stands as an essential educational cornerstone in the region, with further information available through its administrative office or official website.