Summary
Bountiful High is a public school serving grades 10–12 in Bountiful, Utah, with approximately 1,550 students in the Davis District. Located near several similar-sized Davis County high schools, it offers a large-school experience with a student-teacher ratio of 23.8 and a relatively low-poverty student population compared with many schools in the broader Salt Lake City area.
Academically, Bountiful is showing a meaningful but uneven recovery. It ranks 51st out of 139 Utah schools, in the 63rd percentile, up from 87th the previous year. English language arts is a clear strength: 54.1% of 10th graders met the latest proficiency standard, ahead of both the district and state. Mathematics remains the biggest academic opportunity, at 31.9%, below the district and well behind nearby Woods Cross High and Viewmont High. Science rebounded to 39.9% after two weak years, though results have been inconsistent. Farmington High is the strongest nearby benchmark, leading Bountiful in ranking, graduation, and all three tested subjects.
Parents may want to pay close attention to attendance and completion outcomes. Bountiful’s 92.6% graduation rate is above Utah’s 89.8% but below each of its three closest comprehensive Davis District competitors, while its 5.5% dropout rate is higher than the district average. Chronic absenteeism is especially concerning, rising to 28.1% in 2024–25—above the state, district, Woods Cross High, and Viewmont High. Statewide subgroup-effectiveness results are also much lower for Hispanic students and students receiving special education services than for the school overall. Overall, Bountiful combines improving academics and strong ELA performance with important needs in mathematics, attendance, graduation stability, and student support.
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