Utah school data rankings

Compare regular public school districts by one measure at a time, then inspect the underlying profile. Of 41 regular districts, 41 report 2024–25 enrollment and 41 match the FY 2023 finance file. Charter, service, specialized, and other agencies remain in the directory but are excluded from these unlike comparisons.

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Showing 1–25 of 41 regular districts reporting enrollment. NCES CCD 2024–25.

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Districts ordered by the selected measure; positions describe data, not school quality
Position	District	City	Schools	Enrollment
1	Alpine District	American Fork	92	86,645
2	Davis District	Farmington	97	71,428
3	Granite District	SALT LAKE CITY	84	59,106
4	Jordan District	WEST JORDAN	70	58,788
5	Nebo District	Spanish Fork	49	43,696
6	Washington District	St. George	55	36,961
7	Canyons District	SANDY	50	32,688
8	Weber District	OGDEN	55	32,054
9	Cache District	Logan	26	20,286
10	Salt Lake District	SALT LAKE CITY	36	19,049
11	Tooele District	Tooele	29	16,088
12	Iron District	Cedar City	19	14,125
13	Provo District	Provo	22	13,897
14	Box Elder District	Brigham City	23	12,554
15	Ogden City District	Ogden	19	10,244
16	Wasatch District	Heber City	9	8,780
17	Uintah District	VERNAL	13	6,687
18	Murray District	Murray	12	5,678
19	Logan City District	Logan	11	5,328
20	Duchesne District	ROOSEVELT	15	5,309
21	Sevier District	Richfield	14	4,658
22	Park City District	Park City	11	4,269
23	Carbon District	Price	9	3,334
24	South Sanpete District	Manti	8	3,305
25	Millard District	Delta	9	3,198

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Largest school districts in Utah

Ordered by 2024–25 reported membership. This is a scale comparison, not a quality ranking.

Rank	Name	Location	Students
1	Alpine District 92 schools	American Fork	86,645
2	Davis District 97 schools	Farmington	71,428
3	Granite District 84 schools	SALT LAKE CITY	59,106
4	Jordan District 70 schools	WEST JORDAN	58,788
5	Nebo District 49 schools	Spanish Fork	43,696
6	Washington District 55 schools	St. George	36,961
7	Canyons District 50 schools	SANDY	32,688
8	Weber District 55 schools	OGDEN	32,054
9	Cache District 26 schools	Logan	20,286
10	Salt Lake District 36 schools	SALT LAKE CITY	19,049
11	Tooele District 29 schools	Tooele	16,088
12	Iron District 19 schools	Cedar City	14,125
13	Provo District 22 schools	Provo	13,897
14	Box Elder District 23 schools	Brigham City	12,554
15	Ogden City District 19 schools	Ogden	10,244
16	Wasatch District 9 schools	Heber City	8,780
17	Uintah District 13 schools	VERNAL	6,687
18	Murray District 12 schools	Murray	5,678
19	Logan City District 11 schools	Logan	5,328
20	Duchesne District 15 schools	ROOSEVELT	5,309
21	Sevier District 14 schools	Richfield	4,658
22	Park City District 11 schools	Park City	4,269
23	Carbon District 9 schools	Price	3,334
24	South Sanpete District 8 schools	Manti	3,305
25	Millard District 9 schools	Delta	3,198

Source: NCES CCD LEA Membership, 2024–25.

Highest spending per pupil in Utah

Ordered by FY 2023 current expenditure per pupil among districts with at least 200 students. District responsibilities and local costs differ.

Rank	Name	Location	Per pupil
1	Daggett District 200 students	Manila	$24,523
2	Piute District 453 students	Junction	$23,479
3	Tintic District 276 students	Eureka	$22,442
4	Rich District 507 students	Randolph	$21,021
5	Park City District 4,269 students	Park City	$17,523
6	San Juan District 2,897 students	Blanding	$17,104
7	Wayne District 468 students	Bicknell	$15,448
8	Emery District 2,091 students	Huntington	$14,633
9	North Summit District 1,073 students	Coalville	$14,559
10	Grand District 1,436 students	Moab	$14,004
11	Salt Lake District 19,049 students	SALT LAKE CITY	$13,808
12	Beaver District 1,471 students	Beaver	$13,347
13	South Summit District 1,616 students	Kamas	$13,207
14	Kane District 1,484 students	Kanab	$13,032
15	Ogden City District 10,244 students	Ogden	$12,734
16	Carbon District 3,334 students	Price	$12,592
17	Millard District 3,198 students	Delta	$12,567
18	Garfield District 1,628 students	Panguitch	$12,261
19	Logan City District 5,328 students	Logan	$11,853
20	South Sanpete District 3,305 students	Manti	$11,794
21	North Sanpete District 2,706 students	Mt. Pleasant	$11,768
22	Sevier District 4,658 students	Richfield	$11,591
23	Wasatch District 8,780 students	Heber City	$11,562
24	Provo District 13,897 students	Provo	$11,364
25	Murray District 5,678 students	Murray	$11,273

Source: NCES School District Finance Survey (F-33), FY 2023. Resource measure only.

Utah high schools with broad reported program access

Counts AP student enrollment, gifted programming, and computer-science classes reported in CRDC. This does not measure course quality, participation rates, or current availability.

Rank	Name	Location	Positive fields
1	Park City High 09–12 · 27 AP courses	Park City District	3 of 3
2	Hunter High 09–12 · 22 AP courses	Granite District	3 of 3
3	Cottonwood High 09–12 · 22 AP courses	Granite District	3 of 3
4	Taylorsville High 09–12 · 21 AP courses	Granite District	3 of 3
5	West High 07–12 · 21 AP courses	Salt Lake District	3 of 3
6	Cyprus High 09–12 · 19 AP courses	Granite District	3 of 3
7	Skyline High 07–12 · 18 AP courses	Granite District	3 of 3
8	Olympus High 09–12 · 17 AP courses	Granite District	3 of 3
9	Weber High 10–12 · 17 AP courses	Weber District	3 of 3
10	Springville High 06–12 · 16 AP courses	Nebo District	3 of 3
11	Maple Mountain High 07–12 · 15 AP courses	Nebo District	3 of 3
12	Spanish Fork High 06–12 · 15 AP courses	Nebo District	3 of 3
13	Stansbury High 09–12 · 13 AP courses	Tooele District	3 of 3
14	Kearns High 09–12 · 13 AP courses	Granite District	3 of 3
15	Tooele High 09–12 · 13 AP courses	Tooele District	3 of 3
16	Salem Hills High 09–12 · 13 AP courses	Nebo District	3 of 3
17	Fremont High 10–12 · 13 AP courses	Weber District	3 of 3
18	Bonneville High 10–12 · 13 AP courses	Weber District	3 of 3
19	Payson High 06–12 · 9 AP courses	Nebo District	3 of 3
20	Roy High 10–12 · 8 AP courses	Weber District	3 of 3
21	Grantsville High 09–12 · 8 AP courses	Tooele District	3 of 3
22	Uintah High 09–12 · 7 AP courses	Uintah District	3 of 3
23	North Sanpete High 09–12 · 1 AP courses	North Sanpete District	3 of 3
24	American Fork High 10–12 · 47 AP courses	Alpine District	2 of 3
25	Orem High 10–12 · 38 AP courses	Alpine District	2 of 3

Source: CRDC 2021–22. At least two program fields must be known for inclusion.