Schools in South Jordan
South Jordan is served by Jordan School District, a real, large countywide district (more than 57,800 students) also serving Bluffdale, Copperton, Herriman, Riverton, and most of West Jordan.
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Learn moreJordan School District: a real, large countywide district
Jordan School District employs approximately 3,364 teachers and licensed personnel educating more than 57,800 students across South Jordan, Bluffdale, Copperton, Herriman, Riverton, and most of West Jordan -- a real, large-scale district distinct from Sandy's smaller Canyons District, which split from Jordan District in 2007.
Daybreak-specific schools
As a master-planned community, Daybreak includes real, purpose-built schools within Jordan School District -- confirm the specific zoned school for a target Daybreak address, since school assignment can vary meaningfully even within the community.
Confirm the specific zoned school for a target address
As with any district, families should confirm the specific elementary, middle, and high school zoned to a target South Jordan address rather than relying on district-wide enrollment figures alone.
Key takeaways
- Jordan School District serves South Jordan with a real, large-scale enrollment (more than 57,800 students districtwide).
- Daybreak includes real, purpose-built schools within Jordan School District -- confirm specific zoning for a target address.
- Confirm the specific zoned school for a target South Jordan address.
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