Butler Middle School is a public school located in Cottonwood Heights, Utah, for students in grades 7, 8, and 9. Butler stresses the importance of a positive learning environment where students have every opportunity to achieve their academic potential without regard to race, sex or religious preference. The curriculum emphasizes basic skills and exploration experiences to help students make a satisfactory transition during the years between elementary school and high school.
Butler Middle is a School, one of the schools chosen in 2002 to implement a program that teaches students opportunities for students to participate in Senate.
The school has 22 self-contained classrooms, a large auditorium, little theater, full-sized gymnasium, media center, and cafeteria.
Read more about Butler Middle School: U-PASS Scores (2004–2005)
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