Summary
Meadow School is a PK–6 elementary school in Lehi, Utah, serving 612 students in the Alpine District at 176 S 500 W, in an area surrounded mainly by other district elementary schools within one to three miles. The district ranks 32nd of 92 Utah districts, or about the 65th percentile statewide, but Meadow ranks 326th of 563 schools, in the 42nd percentile, with 2 stars. Its latest ranking declined 85 places from the previous year and is below every nearby Alpine school listed, although it is relatively close to Lehi School.
Meadow’s overall test results are approximately at the state average in English language arts and mathematics, but science is a clear weakness. Average proficiency is about 45.2% in ELA, 46.7% in mathematics, and 44.9% in science, compared with approximately 54.3% statewide in science. Results vary sharply by grade: fourth grade is a bright spot, with 58.8% proficiency in ELA and 62.6% in mathematics, both above state and district averages. Sixth grade is the greatest concern, with 36.7% in ELA, 33.3% in mathematics, and 42.0% in science. These results trail nearby schools such as Eaglecrest School, Shelley School, and Fox Hollow School, which generally perform much better across subjects.
Families should also note that Meadow’s chronic absenteeism rate was 24.1% in 2024–2025, slightly above the district and Utah averages, while its student-teacher ratio was 24.3—higher than at several stronger nearby schools, including Eaglecrest School and Shelley School. The most relevant improvement priorities are sixth-grade instruction, science across grade levels, third-grade ELA and mathematics, and attendance. Meadow is not weak everywhere: its fourth-grade results show that the school can produce strong outcomes. Studying those successful practices and extending them to other grades may offer a practical path forward.
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