Alpine Elementary School, Alpine

The short answer

Alpine Elementary School is a public elementary school serving grades K to 6, with a preschool program, in the Alpine School District, in the city of Alpine, Utah. It is the district’s original namesake school and carries a 7 out of 10 GreatSchools rating, testing above the Utah average. Under the current feeder pattern, Alpine Elementary students move on to Timberline Middle School for grades 7 to 9, then Lone Peak High School in Highland for grades 10 to 12.

Alpine Elementary School, Alpine, UT 84004. Alpine School District.

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How good is Alpine Elementary?

Alpine Elementary earns a 7 out of 10 GreatSchools rating and tests above the Utah average. Recent reporting showed roughly 65 percent of students proficient in math and 61 percent in reading, with some sources ranking it among the higher-performing elementary schools in the state. Those figures move year to year, so treat them as a snapshot and confirm the latest state testing before you rely on them.

Class sizes run about 22 students per teacher, a little lighter than several of the larger Alpine District elementaries. As the district’s original namesake campus, it anchors an established, settled part of the city.

Where Alpine Elementary feeds

Elementary schools matter for the early years, but families usually want to see the whole path. Under the current Alpine School District pattern, the progression runs:

• Elementary: Alpine Elementary, grades K to 6
• Middle: Timberline Middle School, grades 7 to 9
• High school: Lone Peak High School in Highland, grades 10 to 12

Because the Alpine School District has opened new schools and redrawn lines over the years, treat any pairing as a starting point, not a guarantee, and confirm on a specific address. You can also explore the wider market on our Alpine area page.

The Alpine School District split

Utah County voters approved dividing the large Alpine School District into three smaller districts. Beginning with the 2027 to 2028 school year, the city of Alpine is set to move into the new Aspen Peaks School District, alongside American Fork, Cedar Hills, Highland, and Lehi. School names, boundaries, and feeder assignments could be adjusted through that transition, so verify any assignment with the district before relying on it.

Homes in the Alpine Elementary boundary

The Alpine Elementary boundary covers a central, established part of the city of Alpine, near the mouth of the canyon. Expect single-family homes on generous lots, mature trees, and mountain views, with a mix of long-held homes and newer builds on remaining parcels.

Because the boundary spans a range of home sizes and vintages, prices vary widely and the mix of active listings shifts month to month. Rather than quote a range that goes stale quickly, we would rather pull a current, address-specific snapshot for you.

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A local broker’s take

If schools are steering your Alpine search, Alpine Elementary is an appealing anchor: a solid rating, above-average testing, a lighter class-size ratio, and the character of the district’s original namesake school in an established neighborhood. It feeds Timberline Middle and Lone Peak High, a strong path through the system. When you find a home you like, we will confirm its exact attendance area before you write an offer, and flag anything the coming district split could change.

Explore the wider market on our Alpine area page.

Enrolling and location

Families within the boundary receive guaranteed enrollment. Utah’s open enrollment policy allows applications from outside the boundary, subject to available space, through the Alpine School District. Because Alpine schools are in demand, popular campuses can fill, so apply early if you are coming from outside the boundary.

When you are ready to find a home in the Alpine Elementary area, call 801-999-8005 or reach out here, and we will pull current listings inside the boundary and confirm the attendance area on any address you are considering.

Sources: GreatSchools, SchoolDigger, Niche, U.S. News and World Report, the Alpine School District, and Utah County reporting on the approved district split. School data reflects the most recent published figures for the 2024 to 2025 school year and changes over time. Feeder assignments can vary by address, and the district split is set for 2027 to 2028, so verify with the Alpine School District before relying on any assignment.