Daggett District

Daggett District is an open, traditional public school district headquartered at 196 W 200 N in Manila, Utah (84046). Situated in a rural remote community setting, this non-charter district operates independently outside of a supervisory union and maintains four operational schools. It delivers comprehensive educational programming spanning from prekindergarten through the 12th grade to a total student body of 200 learners. Families, community members, and researchers can learn more by visiting the district’s website at http://www.dsdf.org or by calling their main office at (435) 784-3174.

The student population includes 101 male and 99 female students, with a demographic makeup of 183 White, 7 Hispanic, 4 American Indian, 4 students of two or more races, 1 Asian, and 1 Black student. Grade sizes across the district range from 11 prekindergarten and 8 kindergarten students up to 21 eleventh-graders and 18 twelfth-graders. To support student learning and operational functions across Congressional District 4903, State Senate District 49020, and State House District 49068, Daggett District employs a total workforce of 90.98 full-time equivalent (FTE) staff members. This team includes 36.9 FTE teachers, 4.72 FTE instructional aides, and 49.36 FTE support staff, providing a low student-to-staff ratio tailored to its remote context.