Summary:
Morgan District in Utah has two elementary schools serving kindergarten through fourth grade—Morgan School and Mountain Green School—with 979 students combined, and the district ranks 18th out of 92 Utah districts, in the 80th percentile with a four-star rating.
Mountain Green School is the clear academic standout for families comparing the two schools. It ranks 27th out of 563 Utah schools, placing it in the 95th percentile with five stars, and it has remained near the top statewide for the past three years. In 2025–2026, Mountain Green exceeded Morgan School in every reported subject and grade: Grade 3 ELA was 66.6% proficient versus 58.6%, Grade 4 ELA was 70.1% versus 45.6%, Grade 3 math was 76.5% versus 73.0%, Grade 4 math was 81.7% versus 66.1%, and Grade 4 science was 72.5% versus 51.0%. Its strongest result was Grade 4 math, while Morgan School’s strongest area was Grade 3 math.
Morgan School still performs above the state average in most measures and ranks 158th statewide, in the 72nd percentile with four stars, but it trails both its district and Mountain Green School, especially in Grade 4 ELA and science. Parents may want to examine fourth-grade instruction and supports at Morgan School, where ELA proficiency fell to 45.6% and science to 51.0%. Attendance is a potential districtwide focus: chronic absenteeism was 20.3% at Morgan School and 21.0% at Mountain Green School, above the district’s 12.1% rate. Student-teacher ratios were nearly identical, at 16.4 and 16.0, so staffing ratios alone do not explain the academic difference.
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