Summary:
Alpine, Utah, has four listed schools serving 3,124 students across elementary, middle, and alternative programs, with grades ranging from prekindergarten through ninth grade and no traditional high school listed. The schools include two elementary schools, Westfield School and Alpine School, Timberline Middle for grades 7–9, and alternative Mountainville Academy, which serves PK–9. Most schools are part of the Alpine District, which ranks 32nd among Utah districts in the supplied data.
Westfield School is the strongest overall academic performer, ranking 13th among Utah schools in 2025–2026 and earning five stars for three consecutive years. It led the local schools in average reported proficiency, with especially strong English, mathematics, and science results. Alpine School also performed exceptionally well, ranking 43rd statewide and posting the highest individual result in the dataset: 88.9% proficiency in fourth-grade mathematics. Its science results were particularly impressive. Timberline Middle ranked strongly among Utah middle schools and showed notable mathematics results in grades 7–9. It also had the lowest chronic absenteeism among the traditional district schools.
Mountainville Academy had respectable academic results and improved in every comparable mathematics and science grade from the prior year, but its 46.7% chronic absenteeism rate is a significant concern. Attendance also merits attention at Westfield School and Alpine School, where rates were above the state average despite strong achievement. Overall, families will find a high-performing local elementary and middle-school system, with school differences most evident in grade-level strengths, attendance, and student-teacher ratios.
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