Summary:
ZIP code 84057 has five public elementary schools serving prekindergarten through sixth grade in Alpine District. The schools range from 397 to 598 students and show considerable differences in academic performance, even though they share the same district. Overall, Northridge School is the clear leader, followed by Aspen School; Windsor School and Bonneville School are below the state midpoint, while Parkside Elementary has the greatest academic challenges.
Northridge School ranks 119th of 563 Utah elementary schools, in the 79th percentile, and earned four stars. It had the strongest results in every reported grade and subject, including an overall average proficiency of about 60.6%. Aspen School ranks 216th, in the 62nd percentile, with an average proficiency of about 52.3% and particularly solid English language arts results. Both schools have relatively low student-teacher ratios and lower chronic absenteeism than Windsor School and Bonneville School. Parents comparing the strongest academic options in the area would likely begin with Northridge and Aspen, while also considering school-specific programs and availability.
Windsor School ranks in the 36th percentile and Bonneville School in the 30th percentile. Both have some areas of strength, especially fourth-grade mathematics and science, but their overall results are generally below Utah averages; both also report elevated chronic absenteeism. Parkside Elementary ranks in the 23rd percentile and earned one star, with the lowest results in the group, particularly in mathematics and science. Its recent scores have improved, but it remains well below the other schools. Across the ZIP code, science is the strongest subject overall, while mathematics is the most significant improvement opportunity. Parents should review current attendance, student support services, class sizes, and school programs alongside test scores.
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