Summary
Alpine School is a public prekindergarten–sixth-grade school in Alpine, Utah, serving 539 students in a highly competitive elementary-school area within Alpine District. The school ranks among Utah’s stronger elementary schools, earning five stars in every year shown and placing 43rd out of 563 schools statewide in 2025–2026, at the 92nd percentile. Although that was below its 2024–2025 rank of ninth, it still represents a top-tier statewide result.
Academically, Alpine is especially strong in mathematics and science. Its approximate average proficiency rates were 62.7% in English language arts, 68.9% in mathematics, and 78.9% in science—above both district and state averages in every reported grade and subject. Fourth grade stood out, including 88.9% math and 85.7% science proficiency, while fifth grade was the clearest improvement opportunity, with 56.3% in ELA, 58.8% in math, and 69.1% in science. Nearby competition is unusually strong: Highland School, Westfield School, and Cedar Ridge School rank even higher statewide, but Alpine generally outperforms Deerfield School, Freedom School, Ridgeline School, and Belmont School.
Alpine’s reported student-to-teacher ratio of 20.8 is the lowest among the listed traditional nearby schools, providing a notable staffing advantage. The main concern is attendance: chronic absenteeism was 27.0% in 2024–2025, higher than the district’s 20.8% and the state’s 23.8%, and the highest among the traditional comparison schools. Overall, Alpine combines excellent long-term achievement, standout science results, and favorable staffing with a need to improve attendance and stabilize grade-level performance—particularly in fifth grade.
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