Hillcrest High

Public School

Level: 3

Grades: 08 - 12

Address: 7350 S 900 E, Midvale, UT 84047

Phone: (801) 826-6000

Website: "http://hhs.canyonsdistrict.org/"

District: Canyons District

2,421

Total Students

#63

of 139 in 2025

Academic Performance

EZ Schoolz Rating

out of 100

State Ranking

Ranked 63 of 139 (2025)

Among schools at the same level in the state

Ratings By Source

2/10

Source 1

Test Scores

Utah Aspire Plus

Mathematics • Grade 10th Grade • 2023

Percent of Students Meeting Standard 24.5%

Student Body

Total Students

2,421

Diversity

Very High

Simpson index 66/100

Free / Reduced Lunch

35.8%

of student body

Race & Ethnicity

White 47.9% (1,158)
Hispanic / Latino 31.8% (770)
Asian 10.1% (245)
Two or More Races 5.4% (131)
Black 2.6% (64)
Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander 1.3% (31)
American Indian / Alaska Native 0.9% (21)

Spending & Resources

Student-Teacher Ratio

24.6:1

students per teacher

Reviews

5.0 /5

Based on 2 reviews

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1 stars

Community Member

January 10, 2017

"Hillcrest High has undergone somewhat of a shift in demographics in the past 30 years. Today (2017) about 1 in 4 students come from a Latino background. The majority of the population comes from a working class/lower middle class background. This makes the students, in my opinion, more likely to work and think about what is necessary to make a living and develop their talents and abilities. They are problem solvers, They are friendly. They do their best. The recent renovations have also boosted their science and technology resources. I love to substitute teach there, and not just because it is my alma mater. The only thing that the school could improve on, and it must be due to budget cuts, is to bring back the creative writing magazine so more students have a creative outlet. They have very creative people in drama, choir, band, etc. and put on an amazing production of "Mary Poppins" in November 2016, by the way. The teachers and administration are as dedicated as they ever were."