1614 E Royal Oak Cir
Sandy, UT 84092

We researched and toured middle schools in our area before enrolling our student at Eastmont. We chose Eastmont because the principal at Eastmont spent the most time with my family during the school tour. She answered questions ranging from our students learning needs to lunch choices at the cafeteria. She was invested in my student as a whole person not just as another number for enrollment. My student struggled in elementary school but has blossomed at Eastmont. The 6th grade teachers do an amazing job of helping students adjust to middle school while also providing the space for students to become independent learners. Eastmont offers a range of clubs and homework help after school. Despite not living in the neighborhood assigned to Eastmont my 6th grader has already connected with a group of friends and joined a club. Eastmont has great clubs!We are also very impressed with the AVID curriculum and resources Eastmont provides its students. We can see the benefits of AVID in the way our student is approaching their organization and work. AVID is helping our student prepare for college and their future career.Eastmont is definitely a hidden gem of the Canyons School District.

The teachers & admins are extremely condescending towards students and they seem to have this superiority complex to where they think that they are so much better than the students you can't walk two feet without watching someone being bullied It would not be an exaggeration to say that these last few years at jordan have been the worst of my life.

This is a great school for families who want to be involved, for kids of various economic or ethnic background and who want their kids to excel academically as well as socially interact with children with a variety of backgrounds. This school is a magnet for kids who have special needs and my kids interact with them as "buddies" and have become comfortable and enjoy interacting with these children. As a parent who grew up with a brother with special needs this was an important reason why I chose to stick with the local elementary instead of moving on to more aggressive academic choices. There's more to life than academics for success, attitude counts more and I like the attitude at this school.