Summary
Vineyard School is a large public elementary school in Vineyard, Utah, serving 764 students in prekindergarten through sixth grade as part of the Alpine District. In 2025–26, it ranked 270th of 563 Utah schools, placing it in the 52nd percentile with a three-star rating. This reflects meaningful long-term improvement from the 25th percentile in 2016–17, although it is below its recent high of the 58th percentile in 2024–25. Among nearby Alpine schools, Orem School and Trailside Elementary rank higher, while Vineyard generally exceeds Centennial Elementary, Bonneville School, Westmore School, and Parkside Elementary.
Academically, Vineyard’s clearest strength is third grade, where 58.0% of students reached proficiency in math and 53.2% in ELA. Science is relatively steady in grades 4–6, with proficiency between 53.8% and 55.5%. The main concern is the decline in upper grades: math falls to 34.3% and ELA to 41.7% by sixth grade. Sixth-grade math is below both the Alpine District result of 47.7% and Utah’s 37.4%, while sixth-grade science also trails the district. Compared with Orem School, Vineyard’s average proficiency is lower across ELA, math, and science. Its results are closer to Trailside Elementary, which is somewhat stronger in later-grade math and fifth-grade ELA.
Vineyard’s 25.3 student-teacher ratio is the highest among the nearby Alpine schools with reported data, though it has improved from more than 27 in the two prior years. Chronic absenteeism has also improved substantially, from 39.8% in 2021–22 to 28.5% in 2024–25, but remains above both the district’s 20.8% and Utah’s 23.8%. Overall, Vineyard is a steadily improving, middle-performing school with solid early-grade results and stable science performance. Its most important next steps are strengthening grades 4–6—especially sixth-grade math—continuing to reduce absenteeism, and addressing the staffing and class-size pressures associated with its large enrollment.
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