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Davis School District · 84025

Farmington, Utah schools and district boundaries

"Which school does this house go to?" is the most common question I get from Farmington buyers, and the answer is almost never the one people expect.

Here is how Davis School District boundaries work, which schools sit inside Farmington, and exactly how to confirm an address before you write an offer. No ratings, no rankings, no 'best school' claims — just the mechanics and the source to check.

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Boundaries decide the school — not the ZIP or the neighborhood name

Every Farmington address sits in 84025, but the ZIP code has nothing to do with school assignment. Davis School District draws attendance boundaries school by school, and those lines can split a single street or even run between two sides of the same cul-de-sac.

That is why an agent, a listing remark or a third-party portal is never the right source for a school answer. The district's own boundary lookup is.

Schools in Farmington, by name

Elementary

Farmington Elementary (50 West 200 South), Knowlton Elementary (801 Shepard Lane) and Eagle Bay Elementary (1933 West Clark Lane) are the Davis School District elementary schools located in Farmington. Which one an address attends depends entirely on the boundary it falls inside.

Junior high

Farmington Junior High, at 150 South 200 West, is the junior high inside the city. Some Farmington addresses on the edges of town feed neighboring junior highs — again, boundary, not city limits.

High school

Farmington High School serves much of the city. Parts of Farmington have historically fed other Davis district high schools, and the district has redrawn high school boundaries as schools opened and enrollment shifted, so confirm the current assignment for the specific address.

Boundary changes and growth

Davis County has been growing for years, and the district responds by opening schools and adjusting lines. That means a boundary that is accurate the day you tour a house can change before your child reaches the next grade band. It is not a reason to avoid an area — it is a reason to treat any school claim as a snapshot with a date on it.

If school assignment is a decisive factor for you, say so early. It changes how we search, and it is worth confirming in writing before an offer rather than during due diligence.

How to verify an address before you write an offer

  • Use the Davis School District boundary lookup with the full street address, not the subdivision name.
  • Call the district or the school office to confirm, and note the date you confirmed it.
  • Ask about any pending boundary study for that area — new schools trigger reviews.
  • If you are relying on a specialty, magnet, dual-immersion or open-enrollment option, verify that separately; those follow their own rules and deadlines.

What school questions do and do not do to resale

Buyer demand in a family market is real, and homes in areas parents are searching tend to see more showings. But condition, floor plan, lot and the live competition the week you list are what set the price. Treat school assignment as one input in your search, not as a valuation formula.

One thing I will not do is rank schools or tell you which is 'best.' Ratings sites use different formulas, the numbers move, and steering buyers by that framing is neither honest nor lawful. I will get you the factual boundary and the district's own resources, and you decide what fits your family.

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