Herriman Schools: A Complete Guide to Every School Serving the City

ELEMENTARY (K-6)

Herriman School — 13170 S 6000 W, 84096. The city's original neighborhood elementary. herriman.jordandistrict.org

Blackridge — 14131 S Rosecrest Rd, 84096 — Ravens. Feeds Copper Mountain Middle and Herriman High; about 1,000 students in the fast-growing Rosecrest area. blackridge.jordandistrict.org

Butterfield Canyon — 6860 W Mary Leizan Ln, 84096. About 725 students, K-6. butterfieldcanyon.jordandistrict.org

Silver Crest — 12937 S Elementary Dr, 84096. About 859 students. silvercrest.jordandistrict.org

Oak Leaf — 6936 W Silver Sky Dr, 84096. oakleaf.jordandistrict.org For 2026-27 it is the assigned elementary for the first Olympia neighborhoods.

Ridge View — 14120 S Greenford Ln, 84096. ridgeview.jordandistrict.org

Copper Canyon — 14050 S Mirabella Dr, 84096, next to Fort Herriman Middle. coppercanyon.jordandistrict.org

Bastian — 5692 W Big Bend Park Dr, 84096. bastian.jordandistrict.org

Foothills — 13717 S Shaggy Peak Dr, 84096 (mailing address is Riverton, but it sits right on the Herriman border). foothills.jordandistrict.org

Midas Creek — 11901 S Park Haven Ln, 84096 — Mountain Lions. Also mailing-addressed to Riverton, feeds part of Herriman. midascreek.jordandistrict.org

MIDDLE (GRADES 7-9)

Copper Mountain Middle — 12106 Anthem Park Blvd, 84096 — Colts. A 26-acre campus with about 1,250 students, feeding Herriman High. coppermountain.jordandistrict.org

Fort Herriman Middle — 14058 S Mirabella Dr, 84096 — Diamondbacks. fortherriman.jordandistrict.org

HIGH SCHOOL (10-12)

Herriman High — 11917 S Mustang Trail Way, 84096 — Mustangs. Opened August 2010 on a 50-acre campus; about 2,415 students. Strong CTE offerings (engineering, business, medical terminology, baking and pastry) plus AP and concurrent enrollment courses, and a full performing arts program. herrimanhigh.org

Mountain Ridge High — 14100 S Sentinel Ridge Blvd, 84096 — Sentinels. Opened August 2019, one of the newest high schools in the state; about 2,598 students.

CHARTER AND PRIVATE OPTIONS

Two tuition-free public charter schools have campuses inside city limits: Providence Hall (K-12) and Salt Lake Academy (K-12, formerly Athlos Academy of Utah). See Charter and Private Schools in Herriman below for addresses, programs and how admission works.

Charters are tuition-free public schools with no attendance boundaries. Any Utah student may apply, and when applications exceed seats the school holds a lottery. Application windows generally open in winter for the following fall.

IN HERRIMAN

Providence Hall, K-12 — 4795 W Patriot Ridge Dr, 84096 — Patriots. Opened fall 2008 and now one of only a dozen fully accredited K-12 International Baccalaureate schools in the nation: PYP in grades K-5, MYP in 6-8, and the full IB Diploma Program in high school, alongside AP, concurrent enrollment, and CTE pathways. About 2,100 students, admission by lottery. providencehall.com

Salt Lake Academy, K-12. West Herriman Campus (K-8), 12309 S Mustang Trail Way, 84096, and Zion Campus (9-12), 14787 S Academy Pkwy, 84096. Until 2025 the Mustang Trail Way campus was Athlos Academy of Utah. The school is tuition-free and athletics-focused, with sports training built into the school day alongside core academics. saltlakeacademy.org

NEARBY IN SOUTH JORDAN

For families willing to drive a little further, South Jordan has several well-regarded charters worth knowing about: American Academy of Innovation (project- and competency-based, grades 6-12), Early Light Academy at Daybreak (the area's largest charter, K-9), Hawthorn Academy (STEM-focused, K-6), Mountain West Montessori Academy (public Montessori, K-9), and Paradigm High School (classical liberal arts, 6-12). All are within a 15-to-20 minute drive of most Herriman addresses.

HOW DO SCHOOL BOUNDARIES WORK HERE?

Jordan School District draws an attendance area around each school, and your address places you in exactly one elementary, one middle and one high school boundary. Boundaries follow the district's maps, not ZIP codes or subdivision names, so two homes on the same street can occasionally sit in different areas. The Board of Education votes on changes as neighborhoods fill in, most recently in November 2025.

HOW DO I CHECK WHICH SCHOOLS AN ADDRESS FEEDS?

Use the district's official address lookup at planning.jordandistrict.org/boundaries. Type in the street address and it returns the assigned elementary, middle and high school. This is the only definitive answer; listing and school-rating sites are frequently out of date. If you are buying a home for a specific school, verify the address before you write the offer, and ask me to verify it with you.

CAN MY CHILD ATTEND A SCHOOL OUTSIDE OUR BOUNDARY?

Often, yes. Utah law lets families apply to any public school in any district, space permitting. Jordan District calls this school choice and runs it in phases: early enrollment opens November 15 for the following year and runs through December 31 with priority categories and a lottery, continues January 1 through the first Friday in February on a first-come basis, then moves to late enrollment decided by staffing ratios. Apply at planning.jordandistrict.org/enrollment/schoolchoice. Two notes: popular schools fill in the November window, and open enrollment does not include busing.

HOW DOES SCHOOL CHOICE AFFECT HOME VALUES IN HERRIMAN?

Boundaries still move money here, but less bluntly than in cities with a wider spread between schools.

Because the whole city sits in one district with only two high school feeds, there is no dramatic district-line premium. The meaningful line is Herriman High versus Mountain Ridge High, and it matters most to families set on a specific program, team or peer group.

Homes near a boundary edge are the ones to watch. In November 2025 the district moved the Midas Creek area, along the Riverton line, from Herriman and Mountain Ridge High to Riverton High. A boundary review like that can change which high school a home feeds. That is a real risk for a buyer who paid for one, and a real question a listing agent should be ready to answer.

Charters like Providence Hall and Salt Lake Academy cut both ways. They give families a route that does not require buying into a boundary, but charter seats are a lottery rather than a guarantee, so most buyers still treat the boundary school as their floor.

If you are weighing two homes in different boundaries, the resale difference is usually smaller than buyers expect and the daily-life difference is usually larger. Send me the addresses and I will verify each boundary assignment and pull comparable sales on both sides of the line.