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Find Your Schools in Salt Lake City

From the Avenues to Glendale, every Salt Lake City neighborhood has a school at its center. Browse the city's public elementary, middle, and high schools, each with the grades it serves, its address, and how to reach it.

How Salt Lake City Schools Are Organized

Salt Lake City School District runs the public schools inside the city, from neighborhood elementary schools through Clayton, Glendale, Hillside, and Northwest middle schools and on to East, Highland, and West high schools. Families also have specialty options such as Salt Lake Center for Science Education, Innovations Early College High School, Horizonte Instruction and Training Center, and the Open Classroom. Attendance boundaries change, so confirm your address with the district before you plan around a specific school.
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Single storey school building with a curved metal roof and tan brick walls, with a stone monument sign in the foreground reading Backman Elementary School, set among lawn and ornamental grasses.

Backman Elementary School

A PK-6 neighborhood school in Salt Lake City's Fairpark area
Two storey red brick school building with a grey metal entrance canopy and a domed glass rotunda behind it, with raised metal lettering on the right hand wall reading Beacon Heights Elementary School partly hidden by a young tree.

Beacon Heights Elementary School

Prekindergarten through sixth grade neighborhood school in Sugar House
Brick school building with a curved roofline behind a sloping green lawn, with a marquee sign on a brick base reading Bonneville Elementary and a concrete stairway with metal handrails leading up to the glass entrance.

Bonneville Elementary School

Platinum STEM school in Salt Lake City's Sunnyside East neighborhood
Modern school building with a two storey angled glass curtain wall, a white flat entrance canopy and a maroon painted wave panel carrying the words Clayton Middle School, with benches and bare trees on a concrete forecourt.

Clayton Middle School

Salt Lake City School District middle school for grades 7 and 8
Two storey brick and cast stone school building with a gabled entrance tower, an arched window and raised metal letters reading Dilworth above the doors, fronted by a curved drive and a sloping lawn.

Dilworth Elementary School

Dilworth Elementary: PreK to grade 6 in Salt Lake City's Sugar House
Aerial view of East High School in Salt Lake City, Utah, featuring a stone facade, central clock tower, and red tile roof.

East High School

Where ambition belongs
Red brick school building with the word Emerson in raised metal letters above a glass double door entrance, with bicycles parked at a rack on the right under a clear blue sky.

Emerson Elementary School

Emerson Elementary: kindergarten to grade 6 in Salt Lake City
Students play in a school courtyard playground with a modern elementary building and mountains in the background in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Ensign Elementary School

Ensign Elementary: PreK to grade 6 in Salt Lake City's Avenues
School entrance sheltered by a bright red, yellow and blue steel canopy on stone piers, set against a pale block wall and a two storey glazed corner, with tall grasses and slim trees in front.

Escalante Elementary School

Westpointe elementary school in Salt Lake City, grades PK-6
Two storey school building faced in tan and maroon checkered block, with a curved green steel canopy on posts leading to glass entrance doors and a tall glazed stair bay above.

Franklin Elementary School

Poplar Grove elementary school in Salt Lake City, grades PK-6
Modern two storey school with red brick and blue glass walls, a horizontal steel trellis on angled posts across the front, and a landscaped bed of shrubs beside a wide concrete plaza.

Glendale Middle School

Every Lynx matters at Glendale Middle School.
Aerial view of Highland High School campus courtyard with students walking along concrete paths between modern school buildings and landscaped planters.

Highland High School

Home of the Rams, IB scholars in Sugar House since 1956
Single storey red brick school with a teal barrel vaulted glass entrance bay and a matching teal canopy, with mountains rising behind it and a curving access road in front.

Highland Park Elementary School

Sugar House elementary school in Salt Lake City, grades K-6
Tan block school building with a curved glazed entrance bay, a bright green steel awning over a paved courtyard, and raised metal lettering on the left wall reading Hill Side Middle School 1825.

Hillside Middle School

Home of the Huskies!
Five storey pale concrete building with dark ribbon windows and large wall lettering reading Horizonte Instruction and Training Center, with the same name repeated in several other languages above it, seen past bare spring trees.

Horizonte Instruction and Training Center

Salt Lake City alternative and adult education center
Students and staff working in a bright, modern learning commons with large windows, collaborative tables, and an open mezzanine.

Innovations Early College High School

Permanently closed
Long two storey brick and metal panel school building with a flat canopied entrance, and a grey stone monument sign in the foreground reading Liberty Elementary School set in a bed of pale rock and boulders.

Liberty Elementary School

Central City's neighborhood elementary school, grades PK-6
Low tan block school wall topped by a tall purple perforated metal screen carrying the word Meadowlark in white letters beside a yellow and brown bird emblem, photographed from the street at dusk.

Meadowlark Elementary

Jordan Meadows' Title I neighborhood school, grades PK-6
School building with a tall dark green metal clad wing and banks of square windows beside pale block classrooms, fronted by a low concrete retaining wall set with small painted tile artworks.

Mountain View Elementary School

Glendale's neighborhood elementary school for grades PK-5
Tan block school building with a green trimmed roof and raised letters above the entrance reading Newman Elementary, with a flagpole, blossoming trees and a planted traffic island in front.

Newman Elementary School

Home of the Tigers, a PK through 6th grade school in Rose Park
School building with a bright yellow wall carrying raised letters reading Nibley Park Elementary School, a pale blue cylindrical stair tower behind it and a concrete path crossing a mown lawn.

Nibley Park School

Kindergarten through sixth grade school in Sugar House
School with a tall orange cylindrical entrance rotunda between low tan block wings, a wall mounted sign to the right reading North Star Elementary Home of the Navigators, and an empty car park in front.

North Star Elementary School

PK through 6th grade elementary school in Westpointe
Modern two storey school building with tan block walls, a red panelled upper section and a glass entrance tower, fronted by a mown lawn and young trees.

Northwest Middle School

Home of the Northwest Middle School Warriors, grades 7-8.
Two storey red brick school building with white lettering on the upper wall reading Open Classroom and ocslc.org, with a small covered entrance at ground level and a sloping lawn in front.

Open Classroom

Parent co-op charter school for Penguins in Salt Lake City
Students walk along a path beside a playground in a modern elementary school courtyard on a sunny day.

Parkview Elementary School

PK through 5th grade neighborhood school in Glendale
Two storey brick school building with raised metal letters reading Rose Park Elementary School and the address 1105 West 1000 North, with a flat canopy over the entrance and a wide concrete plaza in front.

Rose Park Elementary School

A neighborhood school serving Rose Park's youngest learners
Red brick school building with raised metal letters reading Salt Lake Center for Science Education on the upper wall, a bare tree and flagpole to the left and a group of students walking away from the camera toward the doors.

Salt Lake Center for Science Education

Hands-on STEM learning for Salt Lake City teens in grades 9-12
Long two storey brick school building with cast stone banding and a projecting entrance porch carrying inset letters reading Uintah, seen down a sloping pavement beside a kerbside car park.

Uintah Elementary School

Home of the Uintah Unicorns
Red brick school on a raised terrace behind autumn trees, with an American flag on a tall pole and a pale monument sign in the foreground reading Wasatch Elementary School 30 R Street.

Wasatch Elementary School

Where curiosity grows and futures begin.
Tall stucco and brick school entrance with a peaked red roof canopy and a hanging lamp, with lettering reading Washington Elementary and 420 North 200 West above the glass doors, and clipped shrubs flanking a concrete walkway.

Washington Elementary School

Salt Lake City IB Primary Years candidate elementary school
Aerial view of West High School in Salt Lake City, Utah, showing the historic main entrance with columns and steps, surrounded by trees and students walking across campus.

West High School

Salt Lake City's IB Diploma pioneer since 1984
Brick school entrance under a long curved metal canopy carrying the words Whittier Elementary School, with a fabric banner beneath it reading Welcome to Whittier beside a wolf emblem.

Whittier Elementary School

Salt Lake City elementary school serving grades PK through 6

How to Choose a School in Salt Lake City

Start with the attendance boundary for your address, then look at what each school actually offers, whether that is dual language immersion, arts and music, career and technical pathways, or early college credit. Salt Lake City's schools sit inside the neighborhoods they serve, so a walkable route or a bus line often matters as much as a ranking. Every profile in this directory lists the grades served, the address, and a phone number, so you can call the front office and arrange a visit before you decide.
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