Elementary Schools
- Academy Park, West Valley City
- Arcadia, Taylorsville
- Bacchus, Kearns
- Beehive, Kearns
- Bennion, Taylorsville
- Bridger, West Jordan
- Copper Diggers, Magna
- Cottonwood, Holladay
- Crestview, Holladay
- Driggs, Holladay
- Eastwood, Millcreek
- Farnsworth, West Valley City
- Fox Hills, Taylorsville
- Fremont, Taylorsville
- Frost, Robert, West Valley City
- Gourley, David, Kearns
- Granger, West Valley City
- Hillsdale, West Valley City
- Hillside, West Valley City
- Hunter, West Valley City
- Jackling, West Valley City
- Lake Ridge, Magna
- Lincoln, South Salt Lake
- Magna, Magna
- Mill Creek, Millcreek
- Monroe, West Valley City
- Morningside, Millcreek
- Moss, James E., Millcreek
- Oakridge, Millcreek
- Oakwood, Holladay
- Oquirrh Hills, Kearns
- Orchard, West Valley City
- Penn, William, Millcreek
- Pioneer, West Valley City
- Pleasant Green, Magna
- Plymouth, Taylorsville
- Redwood, West Valley City
- Rolling Meadows, West Valley City
- Roosevelt, Theodore, Millcreek
- Rosecrest, Millcreek Township
- Sandburg, Carl, West Valley City
- Silver Hills, West Valley City
- Smith, Calvin, Taylorsville
- South Kearns, Kearns
- Spring Lane, Holladay
- Stansbury, West Valley City
- Taylorsville, Taylorsville
- Truman, Harry S., West Valley City
- Twin Peaks, Murray
- Upland Terrace, Millcreek
- Valley Crest, West Valley City
- Vista, Taylorsville
- Westbrook, Taylorsville
- Western Hills, Kearns
- West Kearns, Kearns
- West Valley, West Valley City
- Whittier, West Valley City
- Wilson, Woodrow, South Salt Lake
- Woodstock, Murray
- Wright, West Valley City
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