Best Schools in Eagle Mountain, UT: A Parent's Guide

If you're moving to Eagle Mountain, UT with kids, one of your first questions is probably "where will my children go to school?" Eagle Mountain has grown faster than almost any city in Utah, and its schools have had to keep up. Two new schools opened in just the last two school years, and the whole city is about to move into a brand-new school district.

This guide lists every public and charter school serving Eagle Mountain for the 2026-27 school year. It gives each school's grade levels and address, then answers the questions families ask me most.

A big change is coming: Eagle Mountain's public schools are part of Alpine School District today. Starting July 1, 2027, with the 2027-28 school year, they move into the new Lake Mountain School District. It will serve Eagle Mountain, Saratoga Springs, Cedar Fort and Fairfield.

Public Elementary Schools in Eagle Mountain (K-6)

• Black Ridge Elementary: Preschool and K-6. 9358 N Sunset Dr, Eagle Mountain, UT 84005
• Brookhaven Elementary: K-6. 7082 N Seedling Dr, Eagle Mountain, UT 84005
• Desert Sky Elementary: K-6. 1747 E Wildcat Peak, Eagle Mountain, UT 84005
• Eagle Valley Elementary: K-6. 4475 N Heritage Dr, Eagle Mountain, UT 84005
• Hidden Hollow Elementary: Preschool and K-6. 7447 N Hidden Valley Pkwy, Eagle Mountain, UT 84005
• Juniper Basin Elementary: K-6. 5407 N Slate River Rd, Eagle Mountain, UT 84005. It opened in fall 2026 west of Cedar Valley High, in the Pinnacles at Eagle Mountain area, and replaced the small Cedar Valley Elementary. Home of the Falcons.
• Mountain Trails Elementary: K-6. 3951 N Wood Rd, Eagle Mountain, UT 84005
• Pony Express Elementary: Preschool and K-6. 3985 E Smith Ranch Rd, Eagle Mountain, UT 84005
• Silver Lake Elementary: Preschool and K-6. 5069 Golden Eagle Rd, Eagle Mountain, UT 84005

Public Middle Schools in Eagle Mountain (7-9)

• Frontier Middle School: 7-9. 1427 E Mid Valley Rd, Eagle Mountain, UT 84005
• Sage Canyon Middle School: 7-9. 1300 E Harmony Way, Eagle Mountain, UT 84005. It opened in August 2025 as Eagle Mountain's second middle school, near Highway 73 and Old Airport Road. It relieves crowding at Frontier and took over the ninth graders who used to attend Cedar Valley High.

Public High School in Eagle Mountain (10-12)

• Cedar Valley High School: 10-12. 1389 E Aviator Ave, Eagle Mountain, UT 84005. It opened in 2019 and is home of the Aviators. With about 3,400 students, it is one of the largest high schools in Utah County.

Charter Schools in Eagle Mountain

• The Ranches Academy: K-6. 7789 N Tawny Owl Cir, Eagle Mountain, UT 84005
• John Hancock Charter School, Eagle Mountain Campus: K-8. 2890 N Scarlet Rd, Eagle Mountain, UT 84005
• John Hancock Charter School, Lake Mountain Campus: K-8. 2948 N Lake Mountain Rd, Eagle Mountain, UT 84005
• Rockwell Charter High School: 7-12. 3435 E Stonebridge Ln, Eagle Mountain, UT 84005. It offers early college programs through UVU and MTech.
• American Preparatory Academy, Eagle Mountain: K-6. This school is new for fall 2026 and meets on a temporary campus at 40 E Center St in Cedar Fort. Its permanent Eagle Mountain campus is planned for fall 2028.

A Parent's Guide: Your Eagle Mountain School Questions, Answered

How do school boundaries work in Eagle Mountain?

The school district assigns every home address one elementary school, one middle school and one high school. Kids from the same elementary usually move on together to the same middle school and then to Cedar Valley High. The school board sets these boundaries, and they change, especially in a city opening new schools as fast as Eagle Mountain. When Sage Canyon opened in 2025 and Juniper Basin in 2026, some neighborhoods were moved to a new school. Never assume a home goes to the closest school.

How can I check which schools a specific address feeds into?

Alpine School District doesn't offer a public tool where you can type in an address and see its schools. The most reliable way is to call the district at (801) 610-8400 with the exact address before you make an offer. If a specific school matters to you, put it in writing and confirm it during your due diligence period. I help my clients do this on every home where schools are part of the decision.

What's happening with Alpine School District?

In 2024, Utah County voters approved splitting Alpine School District into three smaller districts. Eagle Mountain joins the new Lake Mountain School District on July 1, 2027, starting with the 2027-28 school year. Its school board was sworn in in November 2025, and its offices are at 1307 N Commerce Dr in Saratoga Springs. Your child's school building isn't changing, but the district running it is. Boundaries, calendars and policies may be updated as the new district takes over.

What is open enrollment, and how does it work?

Open enrollment lets your child apply to a public school other than the one your address is assigned to. Under Utah law, the early application window for the next school year runs from November 15 through the first Friday in February. Acceptance depends on whether the school has room. Because Eagle Mountain schools are some of the most crowded in the county, don't count on open enrolling into a full school.

How do charter schools work?

Charter schools in Utah are free public schools that any Utah student can apply to, no matter where they live. You apply directly to each charter. When a charter gets more applications than it has seats, it holds a lottery. John Hancock, for example, keeps waiting lists for most grades. Apply early, and apply to more than one if a charter is your plan.

Where can I see test scores and school data?

The Utah State Board of Education publishes a report card for every public and charter school at reportcard.schools.utah.gov. There you can compare test scores, growth and enrollment side by side.

How do schools affect home values in Eagle Mountain?

In a family-heavy city like Eagle Mountain, schools are part of nearly every buying decision. Homes within walking distance of an elementary school, or tied to a newer school like Juniper Basin or Sage Canyon, often draw extra interest from young families. Buyers also pay attention to boundary changes, which are common here while new schools keep opening and the Lake Mountain district takes over. When you sell, knowing your home's current school assignment and being able to explain it clearly helps your listing stand out.

Finding the Right School and the Right Home in Eagle Mountain

Choosing a home in Eagle Mountain often means choosing a school too. As a Realtor who specializes in Eagle Mountain, UT, I help families match the schools that fit their kids with the homes available near them, and I confirm each home's school assignment before we write an offer. If you're thinking about buying or selling in Eagle Mountain, call me at (801) 718-3166.

Amy Atkinson, Associate Broker, Presidio Real Estate - River Heights