On July 1, 2027, Alpine School District dissolves and three new districts take over: Aspen Peaks in the north, Lake Mountain in the west and Timpanogos in the center. Provo City and Nebo school districts are not affected. This finder checks an address against Utah's official school-district and city lines and each district's own attendance maps, and returns the district for 2026-27, the district from 2027-28 on, the elementary, middle or junior high and high school those maps assign today, the open-enrollment window, and the bus rule with each district's bus-stop finder.
How the split works
Alpine School District runs its last school year in 2026-27 and dissolves at the close of June 30, 2027. The new districts follow city lines: Aspen Peaks takes Alpine, American Fork, Cedar Hills, Highland, Lehi and Utah County's part of Draper; Lake Mountain takes Cedar Fort, Eagle Mountain, Fairfield and Saratoga Springs, plus unincorporated land west of Lehi; Timpanogos takes Lindon, Orem, Pleasant Grove and Vineyard. For the whole story, see Alpine School District.
Which schools, and for which year
The schools in a result come from the attendance map each district publishes itself: Provo City School District's (through Provo City's GIS map, which the district's boundary locator uses), Alpine School District's 2026-27 map, and Nebo School District's 2026-27 elementary map and its current secondary map. They are this year's lines. In the Alpine area they are also the last lines Alpine will draw. Timpanogos and Lake Mountain are both studying changes that would take effect for 2027-28, and a result tells you when your school is one they have named. For how boundary changes and school choice work, see School Boundaries and Open Enrollment in Utah Valley.
Open enrollment for 2027-28
Utah law sets one early open-enrollment window for the next school year: applications from November 15 through the first Friday in February. For 2027-28 that is November 15, 2026, through Friday, February 5, 2027. The district answers within six weeks of receiving the application or by March 31, whichever is later. Anything filed after the first Friday in February is a late application, handled as space allows. A district doing a district-wide grade reconfiguration for the next year uses an earlier window instead, August 1 through November 1. Source: Utah Code 53G-6-402 (effective May 7, 2025) and 53G-6-401, checked 2026-10-20.
Each district's own page says the same thing in its own words, and Provo's says it two ways; a result shows the version for your district.
School buses
State-supported busing covers students in kindergarten through grade 6 who live at least 1.5 miles from school, and students in grades 7 through 12 (and sixth graders who attend a middle school) who live at least 2 miles away. Students whose IEP lists transportation qualify at any distance. The distance runs along the nearest public road, from the street in front of the home to the street in front of the nearest public entrance of the assigned school. A district may bus other students from its own funds. Sources: Utah Code 53F-2-403 and Utah Admin. Code R277-600, checked 2026-10-20.
This tool does not measure road distance. Each district's bus-stop finder, linked in your result, is the place to see whether a stop serves your address.
Where this comes from
- District lines: the Utah Geospatial Resource Center's school district boundaries; city lines: its municipal boundaries (retrieved 2026-09-30, simplified to about 40 m (maxAllowableOffset 0.0004 degrees)).
- Provo City School District schools: Provo City GIS, School boundaries service (the map Provo City School District's boundary locator points to).
- Alpine School District schools: Alpine School District, AllBoundaries2627 (the layer in the district's School Boundary Dashboard).
- Nebo School District schools: elementary lookup and secondary lookup (elementary 2026-27; secondary map labeled 2025-26).
- School lines retrieved 2026-10-20 and simplified to about 10 m (maxAllowableOffset 0.0001 degrees). An address within a few houses of a line should be confirmed with the district.
- Boundary studies: Timpanogos School District boundary study and Lake Mountain School District boundary changes, both checked 2026-10-20.
Typed addresses are turned into map coordinates by the U.S. Census Bureau's geocoder through this site's server; "Use my location" stays in your browser. Nothing is saved.