List of school districts in Utah

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The following is a list of public school districts within the State of Utah in the United States. In addition to the schools governed by these districts, the state has approximately 100 charter schools that operate independently of school districts, but still receive public funds. [1] : 134–142  There are also approximately 120 private and parochial schools that operate within state. [1] : 143–149 

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Districts

According to state law, all school districts are separate from county and municipal governments. There are no public school systems in Utah dependent on other layers of government. [2]

All data is from the 2016-17 school year and is slightly outdated. [1] : 56–133 

Superintendents are up to date as of 3/10/2017 [3]

Educator Statistics 2016 (based on FTE licensed classroom teachers PK-12) [4]

NameNumber of studentsNumber of elementary schoolsNumber of middle/junior high schoolsNumber of high schoolsNumber of special purpose schoolsNumber of licensed classroom teachersSuperintendent
Alpine School District [5] 78,659 59 13 10 15 2,960 Samuel Y. Jarman
Beaver County School District [6] 1,563 3 1 2 2 67 Ray Terry
Box Elder School District [7] 11,341 15 6 3 5 447 Ronald D. Tolman
Cache County School District [8] 16,976 16 6 2 6 642 Steven C. Norton
Canyons School District [9] 33,899 30 8 5 6 1,377 James Briscoe
Carbon School District [10] 3,500 5 2 1 3 151 Steven E. Carlsen
Daggett School District [11] 181 2 0 1 2 17 E. Bruce Northcott
Davis School District [12] 69,879 60 16 8 7 2,575 Dan Linford
Duchesne County School District [13] 5,076 8 1 4 2 224 David Brotherson
Emery County School District [14] 2,220 6 2 2 1 116 Larry W. Davis
Garfield County School District [15] 922 5 1 3 1 52 Tracy Davis
Grand County School District [16] 1,451 1 1 1 2 79 Scott L. Crane
Granite School District [17] 67,822 63 16 8 7 2,696 Rich K. Nye
Iron County School District [18] 8,933 9 2 3 4 388 Lance Hatch
Jordan School District [19] 52,324 34 10 5 9 2,016 Anthony Godfrey
Juab School District [20] 2,412 3 1 1 1 92 Rick Robins
Kane County School District [21] 1,209 4 1 4 2 66 Ben Dalton
Logan City School District [22] 5,957 6 1 1 3 245 Frank Schofield
Millard County School District [23] 2,803 5 2 3 0 138 David V. Styler
Morgan County School District [24] 2,836 2 2 1 2 109 Douglas D. Jacobs
Murray City School District [25] 6,502 7 2 1 4 258 Jennifer Covington
Nebo School District [26] 31,895 27 8 5 4 1,235 Rick Nielsen
North Sanpete School District [27] 2,377 5 1 1 3 111 Samuel Ray
North Summit School District [28] 1,034 1 1 1 3 48 Jerre Holmes
Ogden City School District [29] 12,128 14 3 2 6 510 Sandy Coroles
Park City School District [30] 4,763 4 2 1 6 246 Ember Conley
Piute County School District [31] 291 2 0 1 3 24 Shane Erickson
Provo City School District [32] 16,983 13 2 2 6 601 Keith Rittel
Rich School District [33] 492 2 1 1 3 30 Dale Lambom
Salt Lake City School District [34] 23,600 28 5 4 6 1,034 Elizabeth Grant
San Juan School District [35] 2,975 6 1 5 1 161 Edward Lyman
Sevier School District [36] 4,520 5 3 3 6 199 Cade J. Douglas
South Sanpete School District [37] 3,157 3 2 2 3 158 Kent Larsen
South Summit School District [38] 1,537 2 1 2 2 72 Shad Sorenson
Tintic School District [39] 258 2 0 2 1 17 Kodey Hughes
Tooele County School District [40] 13,988 16 3 6 3 596 Scott A. Rogers
Uintah School District [41] 7,287 7 2 1 4 301 Mark Dockins
Wasatch County School District [42] 6,286 5 1 1 2 256 Paul Sweat
Washington County School District [43] 28,167 24 10 6 7 1,181 Larry Bergeson
Wayne County School District [44] 469 2 1 1 1 33 John Fahey
Weber School District [45] 31,184 28 9 5 10 1,266 Gina Butters
Charter Schools67,50949222862,912
Total633,896 587 170 123 172 25,705

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