Itineris Early College High School

This has gone down since 2016. In 2016 Itineris's had around 50% of the Seniors graduating, graduating with an Associates degree. This 50% has now turned into 23% in 2022 of the Senior class graduating with an Associates. For an "Early College High School" this is a big drop that not even the teacher's excuse of COVID can hide. This school, during their parent nights, brag about their school having a 22.4 average on the ACT. This is only 1.5 more points more than Utah's of 19.9. This is mean while all of New England has an average of 24 on the ACT, this includes their public school; This is 3.9 more points than Utah's and 1.6 more than Itineris's. A public school in the valley, Mountain Ridge, has an ACT Average of 25.Itineris is great for trying to get college credit because it pairs up with Salt Lake Community College to help you. However, because of this the school in a little more rigorous in the course work that must be completed. It also has some benefits of having less school days and more breaks than the average public school, but this joy is quickly stomped by the extreme amount of homework that is sent during breaks. A vast majority of the students that attend are antisocial, being forced by their parents', or are going because it is most convenient for its location. One time my friend saw a kid who was sitting by himself and decided to go sit next to him. This immediately backfired with the kid saying, "I'm going to go sit somewhere else now" and the proceeded to walk off. There are however nice kids that you can strike up a conversation with, but is far less than a public school.This school stresses on the idea of it being a lottery to get in when doing enrollment, but there is not competition because it seems every year they are at least 12 students short in each grade. If you are planning on getting you Associates Degree or Certificate of Completion during high school, then Itineris is right for you. If not there is a lack of incentive to go but is up to you.PS - The rating I mean to give is a 3 but only 5 shows up.

This school is just nasty. The bathrooms are always gross and so is the lunch food and quite frankly so are the kids. Too many class fees and the academics aren't even good so no, I wouldn't recommend. They are very good about deleting every negative review about their school so it's typically hard to find any. Don't trust the good reviews. This school is awful. I got asked if my daughter wanted to give her yearbook to another kid because they had overbooked the amount they could give out. How unprofessional?! My daughter didn't learn a single thing while studying here other than to bring perfume to school because the other kids would infect her with their awful stench. She was also humiliated several times in front of the class and denied use of the restrooms. Teachers are horrible. Office ladies are rude. She has countless stories about this place that she still won't stop ranting about even six months after leaving this school.

Teachers are biased and principal doesn't do anything about it.

This school socially sucks compared to every other school in the state. If you have the drive to dedicate the next full 3 years, summers included, to doing school for an associates degree, this school is perfect for you. If you don't have that desire, go to a different school.

I just love how much they care about my sons education and well being. I’ve never experienced this level of paying close attention to what happens at school and then if something needs to be addressed, they are very professional, caring, provide great feedback, and solutions to problems. The school is also very secure, requiring an access badge to enter.