The following are Utah schools that did not make Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) under the federal No Child Left Behind education law in the 2009-10 academic year.
School names in bold type are facing varying levels of federal sanctions for failing to make AYP for at least two years in a row and because they receive Title I funding for disadvantaged students.
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Some schools passed AYP this year (see note below) but still face sanctions because schools that are sanctioned must pass AYP for two consecutive years in order for sanctions to be lifted.
Alpine District
Barratt, Bonneville, Eaglecrest, Greenwood, Lindon, Meadow, Orem, Pony Express, Rocky Mountain, Scera Park, Westmore, Windsor
Box Elder District
Box Elder High, Century, Fielding, Garland, Harris Intermediate, Lake View, North Park
Cache District
Canyon, Millville, River Heights, Spring Creek Middle, White Pine Middle, Willow Valley Middle
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Canyons District
Alta High, Alta View, Bella Vista, Brighton High, Copperview, Granite, Hillcrest High, Jordan High, Lone Peak, Midvale Middle, Midvalley, Oakdale, Park Lane, Silver Mesa, Sprucewood
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Carbon District
Helper Jr. High
Charters
C.S. Lewis Academy, Dual Immersion Academy***, Entheos Academy, Fast Forward High, Gateway Preparatory Academy, Lincoln Academy, Art City, Rockwell Charter High, Thomas Edison - North, Thomas Edison - South..
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Davis District
Antelope*, Bountiful High, Clearfield High, Doxey, Fairfield Jr High, Fremont*, King, Layton High, Mountain View, North Davis Jr High, Reading, South Clearfield, Sunset, Syracuse High, Vae View, Valley View, West Bountiful, Woods Cross.
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