Summary:
ZIP code 84084 has one high school, Kings Peak High, serving grades 9–12 in the Jordan District. The school enrolls 315 students and has a 17:1 student–teacher ratio, making it a relatively small high school where year-to-year results may fluctuate. Families should know that the school offers some relative strengths, particularly in ninth-grade English Language Arts, but its overall performance shows important academic and graduation-related challenges.
Kings Peak High’s strongest recent tested result was ninth-grade ELA, where 46.6% of students were proficient in 2025–2026, slightly above Utah’s 45.4% but below the Jordan District rate of 49.1%. Chronic absenteeism was also slightly better than district and state rates, at 21.5%. However, mathematics is a major concern: only 6.3% of ninth graders were proficient, compared with about 40% in both the district and state, while tenth-grade math proficiency was under 21%. Ninth-grade science proficiency was 30%, also well below district and state results. Ninth-grade ELA, math, and science scores all declined from the previous year, suggesting that the transition into high school deserves particular attention.
Parents should also consider the school’s completion outcomes. The 2024–2025 graduation rate was 82.7%, below the Jordan District rate of 91.8% and Utah’s 89.8%, while the dropout rate was 16.0%, substantially higher than the district’s 6.9% and the state’s 8.5%. The school ranked in the 17th percentile statewide in 2025–2026, down from the 29th percentile two years earlier, and received a one-star rating. Important questions for families include how the school supports ninth-grade students, failed-course recovery, mathematics intervention, credit completion, counseling, and pathways to graduation.
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