Davis School District - Elementary Schools

Elementary Schools

  • Adams Elementary
  • Adelaide Elementary
  • Antelope Elementary
  • Bluff Ridge Elementary
  • Boulton Elementary
  • Bountiful Elementary
  • Buffalo Point Elementary
  • Burton Elementary
  • Centerville Elementary
  • Clinton Elementary
  • Columbia Elementary
  • Cook Elementary
  • Creekside Elementary
  • Crestview Elementary
  • Doxey Elementary
  • Eagle Bay Elementary
  • East Layton Elementary
  • Ellison Park Elementary
  • Endeavor Elementary
  • Farmington Elementary
  • Foxboro Elementary
  • Fremont Elementary
  • Heritage Elementary
  • Hill Field Elementary
  • Holbrook Elementary
  • Holt Elementary
  • Kaysville Elementary
  • E.G. King Elementary
  • Knowlton Elementary
  • Lakeside Elementary
  • Layton Elementary
  • Lincoln Elementary
  • Meadowbrook Elementary
  • Morgan Elementary
  • Mountain View Elementary
  • Muir Elementary
  • Oak Hills Elementary
  • Orchard Elementary
  • Parkside Elementary
  • Reading Elementary
  • Sand Springs Elementary
  • Snow Horse Elementary
  • South Clearfield Elementary
  • South Weber Elementary
  • Stewart Elementary
  • Sunset Elementary
  • Syracuse Elementary
  • Taylor Elementary
  • Tolman Elementary
  • Vae View Elementary
  • Valley View Elementary
  • Wasatch Elementary
  • Washington Elementary
  • West Bountiful Elementary
  • West Clinton Elementary
  • West Point Elementary
  • Whitesides Elementary
  • Windridge Elementary
  • Woods Cross Elementary

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