Summary
Lehi Junior High is a public school serving grades 7–9 in Lehi, Utah, within the Alpine District, with 1,376 students in a growing suburban area. The school has a strong overall academic profile: it ranks 40th out of 217 Utah schools, placing it in the 82nd percentile statewide, and holds a 4-star rating. Its results are above both district and state averages in all nine reported subject-and-grade comparisons.
Science is the clearest strength at Lehi Junior High, with proficiency of 66.3% in 7th grade, 68.2% in 8th grade, and 68.0% in 9th grade. Math is also strong in 7th and 9th grades, while English language arts is more moderate. The main improvement opportunity is 8th grade, where ELA proficiency is 48.0% and math is 42.2%, only slightly above district results. Families comparing nearby schools should note that Mountain Ridge Junior High and Timberline Middle are stronger local benchmarks, ranking 7th and 19th statewide, respectively. Still, Lehi generally outperforms Pleasant Grove Junior High, American Fork Junior High, and several other nearby schools.
Student outcomes are supported by particularly strong statewide results for low socioeconomic-status students, who rank in the 86th percentile. Parents may also want to monitor attendance and staffing: chronic absenteeism was 22.9%, higher than the district’s 20.8%, and the student-teacher ratio rose to 26.5:1 in 2024–2025. Overall, Lehi Junior High is a high-performing Utah school with broad academic strengths, especially in science, while 8th-grade ELA and math, attendance, and increasing class-size pressure are the most important areas to watch.
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