Summary:
The area includes one public high school, Itineris Early College High, serving grades 9–12 in West Jordan, Utah. The school enrolls 366 students and has a 19.6-to-1 student-teacher ratio. It is highly ranked statewide, listed 13th among 92 Utah schools, in the 86th percentile, with a four-star rating. Its historical ranking also improved from the 75th percentile in 2023–2024 to the 83rd percentile in 2025–2026, although the number of schools included in the rankings changed.
Academic results are generally stronger than Utah averages. In 2025–2026, Itineris Early College High exceeded the state in all six reported grade-subject comparisons. Ninth grade was particularly strong: proficiency reached 61.3% in English language arts, 55.3% in math, and 66.7% in science, roughly 16 to 17 percentage points above state results. Tenth-grade performance was also above state averages, but margins were smaller. Tenth-grade math was the weakest result at 32.6%, despite exceeding the state rate of 29.4%, and it fell 9.3 percentage points from the prior year. Science showed the strongest improvement, rising by more than 10 points in both grades.
Attendance is a notable strength: chronic absenteeism was 15.2%, substantially below Utah’s 23.8% rate. The 2024–2025 graduation rate was 89.2%, close to the statewide 89.8% rate, while the reported dropout rate of 10.8% was higher than Utah’s 8.5%. For families, the overall picture is a school with strong academic standing, especially in ninth grade, and favorable attendance outcomes. The most important areas to investigate are the sizable gap between ninth- and tenth-grade performance, particularly in math, and the reasons behind the elevated dropout rate. Free or reduced-price lunch eligibility was 26.23%, and reported per-student spending of $8,118 dates from 2018–2019, so it is best treated as historical context.
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