Summary:
Eden, Utah, has two public schools serving grades K–9: Valley School for kindergarten through sixth grade and Snowcrest Junior High for grades seven through nine, with no high school listed in the area; both are part of the Weber District.
For elementary families, Valley School has the stronger overall academic profile. It enrolled 553 students and ranked in the 91st percentile among Utah elementary schools in 2025–2026, earning five stars. Its proficiency rates exceeded district and state averages in every reported subject and grade, with especially strong science results: 81.1% of sixth graders were proficient. Valley also performed well in mathematics, including 74.5% proficiency in fourth grade. Its main area to watch is attendance: 22.7% of students were chronically absent, slightly above the district rate but below the state rate. Fourth-grade mathematics also declined from the previous year, although the latest result remained well above comparison benchmarks.
Snowcrest Junior High enrolled 265 students and ranked in the 80th percentile among Utah middle schools, earning four stars. It had the area’s strongest attendance profile, with chronic absenteeism of just 10.6%, compared with 22.7% at Valley and 23.8% statewide. Snowcrest also reported a lower student-teacher ratio, 16.3 compared with Valley’s 20.4. Academically, its seventh- and ninth-grade mathematics results were excellent, at 68.4% and 71.6% proficiency, respectively. However, eighth-grade mathematics dropped to 43.7%, and eighth-grade science also declined, making that grade the clearest priority for support. Overall, both schools substantially outperform district and state averages, with Valley leading in achievement and Snowcrest standing out for attendance and staffing measures.
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