Summary
Lehi High is a large public high school in Lehi, Utah, serving grades 10–12 with 2,242 students in the comparatively strong Alpine District. The district ranks in the 65th percentile statewide, but Lehi’s own 2025–26 ranking is more middle-of-the-state: 71st of 139 schools, or the 49th percentile. That represents a notable decline from 2022–23, when the school ranked in the 87th percentile.
Academic results are mixed. In 2025–26, proficiency was 48.4% in English language arts, 29.7% in math, and 38.0% in science—roughly equal to state averages overall, though below the district average in each subject. Compared with nearby traditional schools, Lehi generally trails Pleasant Grove High, Westlake High, Lone Peak High, and Skyridge High School in most subjects. Its math result is slightly above the state average and higher than American Fork High, but math remains well below Lehi’s 42.3% result in 2022–23. Graduation is a stronger point: the 2024–25 rate was 92.7%, above Utah’s 89.8% and equal to the district rate.
Parents may want to pay particular attention to attendance and student supports. Chronic absenteeism was 25.8% in 2024–25, above both the state and district rates and much higher than American Fork and Lone Peak. Lehi’s dropout rate, 6.6%, is below Utah’s 8.5% but higher than most of its strongest local competitors. The school’s large size and 27.1 student-teacher ratio may also affect the student experience. Overall, Lehi is not a low-performing school statewide, but it is underperforming relative to several nearby schools and would benefit from reversing its recent academic decline, improving attendance, and strengthening support for students who are struggling.
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