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Lone Peak High School, Highland
Lone Peak High School for homebuyers: how it ranks, which Highland, Alpine, and Cedar Hills neighborhoods feed it, and what homes inside the boundary cost.
Last updated: July 27, 2026
The short answer
Lone Peak High School is a public high school serving grades 10 to 12 in the Alpine School District, drawing from Highland, Alpine, and Cedar Hills. It carries a four-year graduation rate of about 96 percent, one of the strongest in the area, a 7 out of 10 GreatSchools rating, and a nationally recognized basketball tradition. It serves some of northern Utah County’s most established, higher-end foothill communities.
Alpine School District, 10189 N 4800 W, Highland, UT 84003.
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How good is Lone Peak High School?
Lone Peak High earns a 7 out of 10 GreatSchools rating and operates at a student-to-teacher ratio of about 28 to 1. Its four-year graduation rate of roughly 96 percent is one of the highest in the area and well above the Utah average of about 88 percent. Drawing from the established, higher-income communities of Highland, Alpine, and Cedar Hills, it has long been regarded as one of the district’s top academic and athletic high schools, offering a deep slate of honors, Advanced Placement, and concurrent enrollment courses.
Lone Peak vs. nearby Alpine District high schools
| School | Graduation rate | GreatSchools | Students |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lone Peak High | 96% | 7/10 | ~2,484 |
| American Fork High | 90% | 6/10 | ~2,312 |
| Skyridge High | 90% | 7/10 | ~2,483 |
All three sit above state averages. Lone Peak leads this group on graduation rate and shares the top GreatSchools rating with Skyridge, reflecting the established communities it serves.
Athletics and activities
Lone Peak is a perennial athletic power, best known for basketball. The 2013 boys basketball team was ranked as the top team in the nation by numerous ranking systems, and the girls basketball team won three straight state titles in 2022, 2023, and 2024. The Knights compete strongly across a wide range of sports. Mascot: the Knights. Colors: maroon, black, and gold. Established in 1997.
The Lone Peak boundary and feeder schools
Highland, Alpine, and Cedar Hills feed Lone Peak High, anchored by feeder junior highs including Timberline Middle and Mount Ridge Junior High. These are established, largely built-out foothill communities, so the boundary is more settled than in fast-growing Lehi and Eagle Mountain, but it is still worth verifying with growth and the district split ahead. The Alpine School District boundary tool checks any specific address.
Note that the Alpine School District is set to split into three smaller districts beginning in the 2027 to 2028 school year. Highland, Alpine, and Cedar Hills are slated for the new central district alongside American Fork and Lehi. School assignments are expected to carry over, but it is one more reason to verify boundaries on a current address.
Homes in the Lone Peak boundary
The Lone Peak boundary covers some of northern Utah County’s most sought-after and higher-end housing, with larger lots, foothill views, and estate homes in Highland and Alpine. As of July 2026, the market generally runs:
- Entry level: the limited townhomes and smaller homes here start higher than in neighboring cities
- Typical: single-family homes in the $700,000s to $1.5 million
- Upper end: larger estate and view homes well above $1.5 million
Prices move over time and vary by neighborhood, so treat these as a snapshot and search the boundary directly for live numbers.
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A local broker’s take
If schools are steering your search toward Highland, Alpine, or Cedar Hills, the Lone Peak boundary pairs one of the area’s strongest graduation records with its most established, higher-end foothill neighborhoods. Expect larger lots, mountain views, and fewer entry-level options than in Lehi or American Fork. The Alpine district split lands in 2027, keeping these communities together in the new central district, but when you find a home you like, we will confirm its exact attendance area before you write an offer.
Explore the wider market on our Highland area page, and we will help you weigh school boundaries against everything else that matters in a home.
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.
When you are ready to find a home in the Lone Peak High 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: SchoolDigger, GreatSchools, PublicSchoolReview, Wikipedia, the Utah State Board of Education, news coverage of the Alpine School District split, and live listing data from zoomUTAH. School data reflects recent reporting years. Price ranges reflect the Highland, Alpine, and Cedar Hills market as of July 2026 and change over time.
Lone Peak High School, Highland FAQ
Frequently asked questions
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What grades does Lone Peak High School serve?
Lone Peak High serves grades 10 to 12 in the Alpine School District, drawing from Highland, Alpine, and Cedar Hills, Utah.
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Is Lone Peak High School a good school?
Yes. It holds a 7 out of 10 GreatSchools rating and posted a four-year graduation rate of about 96 percent, one of the strongest in the area and well above the Utah average of roughly 88 percent. It also carries a nationally recognized basketball tradition.
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What neighborhoods feed into Lone Peak High?
Highland, Alpine, and Cedar Hills feed Lone Peak High, anchored by feeder junior highs including Timberline Middle and Mount Ridge Junior High. Boundaries can shift with growth, so confirm your exact boundary before you rely on a feeder.
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Can I send my child to Lone Peak if I live outside the boundary?
Often, yes. Utah's open enrollment lets you apply from outside the boundary, subject to available space, through the Alpine School District. Families inside the boundary receive guaranteed enrollment.
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How do I find homes that feed into Lone Peak High?
Search the Lone Peak High attendance area directly on zoomUTAH, or reach out and we will pull current listings inside the boundary for you. Always verify the boundary on a specific address before you write an offer, since lines can change, especially with the Alpine district split coming.
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How much do homes in the Lone Peak boundary cost?
As of July 2026, the Highland, Alpine, and Cedar Hills market is one of the more expensive in northern Utah County, with most single-family homes between the $700,000s and $1.5 million and larger estate homes well above that. Entry-level townhomes and smaller homes are more limited here than in Lehi or American Fork.
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