Summary
Fox Hollow School is a large K–6 elementary school in West Jordan, Utah, serving 872 students in the Jordan District. It ranks near the middle of Utah elementary schools—312th of 563, at the 45th percentile, with two stars—and generally performs better than most nearby comparison schools. Its size may support a broad range of programs, but it also brings a relatively high student-teacher ratio of 21.8 and added challenges in maintaining consistent instruction and attendance.
The school’s strongest academic areas are mathematics and science, especially in the upper grades. In 2025–2026, math proficiency exceeded district and state results in Grades 3, 5, and 6, while Grade 6 science reached 63.4%, above both the district and Utah. English language arts is the clearest challenge: average proficiency across Grades 3–6 was approximately 39.8%, and Grade 4 ELA was 32.8%, well below district and state levels. Grade 4 was also below both benchmarks in math and science, making it an important focus for improvement. Compared with nearby schools, Jordan Hills School is the clear local leader at the 77th percentile and outperformed Fox Hollow in every tested subject and grade, while Fox Hollow generally exceeded results at Oakcrest School, Antelope Canyon Elementary, and lower-ranked local schools.
Parents may also want to watch the school’s recent trends. Fox Hollow’s ranking declined from the 58th percentile in 2021–2022 to the 45th percentile currently. Chronic absenteeism was 25.6% in 2024–2025, higher than both the district and Utah, although lower than rates at Hayden Peak School, Copper Canyon School, and Falcon Ridge School. The most encouraging path forward is to preserve the school’s stronger math and upper-grade science practices while giving focused attention to Grade 4 literacy, schoolwide ELA, and attendance.
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