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Elementary Schools in Provo District


At a glance
DistrictProvo District47th of 92 Utah districtsFull district overview →
13
Schools
6,987
Students
2
5-star schools
Top rankedEdgemont School44th of 563 Utah elementary schools
Biggest riser
Lakeview School up 107 spots statewide this year
Smallest classes
Provo Peaks School 15.9 students per teacher
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Summary:

Elementary schools in Provo District include 13 schools serving grades K–6 or PK–6 in the Provo, Utah area, with about 6,987 students overall. Schools vary widely in academic results, attendance, and student needs. The district ranks near the middle of Utah districts, but its schools range from among the state’s highest-performing elementary schools to schools needing significant support.

Edgemont School, Wasatch School, Canyon Crest School, and Rock Canyon School stand out as the strongest overall choices based on statewide rankings and subject results. Edgemont is especially strong in science, while Wasatch combines high achievement with the district’s lowest chronic absenteeism rate. Canyon Crest showed one of the biggest recent ranking improvements and had the highest reported science result. Rock Canyon is notable for steady performance across English language arts, mathematics, and science. Lakeview School also deserves attention for its recent ranking improvement and stronger mathematics results.

The schools facing the greatest challenges are Franklin School, Spring Creek School, Timpanogos School, and Amelia Earhart School. Franklin has the lowest ranking and highest chronic absenteeism, while Spring Creek and Timpanogos report low proficiency across subjects. Amelia Earhart experienced a notable recent ranking decline. Families comparing schools should also consider attendance: Wasatch School has the strongest attendance profile, while Franklin and Provo Peaks School have the greatest attendance concerns. Student-teacher ratios vary, but the data shows that a smaller ratio alone does not guarantee stronger academic outcomes.

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SchoolDigger data sources: National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Department of Education, the U.S. Census Bureau and the Utah State Board of Education.

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