Summary:
Bountiful, Utah, has 15 public schools serving grades PK–12 and about 10,615 students, all part of Davis District, which ranks near the middle of Utah’s districts. School quality varies considerably across the area, with strong elementary, middle, and high school options alongside several schools needing targeted academic and attendance support.
Among elementary schools, Valley View School is the clear overall standout, ranking in the 90th percentile with five stars, very strong reading, mathematics, and science results, and low chronic absenteeism. Boulton School, Oak Hills School, and Tolman School also perform well; Tolman has the lowest student-teacher ratio in the group. In contrast, Adelaide School and Meadowbrook School rank near the bottom and combine low mathematics and language-arts results with chronic absenteeism above 26%. Bountiful School has mixed performance, with stronger language-arts results but weaker mathematics and science scores.
For middle school, Millcreek Junior High is the strongest, exceeding district and state proficiency levels in every reported subject, while South Davis Junior High is substantially weaker, especially in mathematics, language arts, and science. Bountiful Junior High has notably low absenteeism, and Mueller Park Junior High is closer to the middle of the rankings. At the high-school level, Viewmont High has the strongest graduation and dropout outcomes, while Bountiful High has shown recent academic improvement but the area’s highest chronic-absenteeism rate. Parents should compare individual programs, transportation, support services, and current campus conditions in addition to these measures.
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