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Welcome, Park City Families

Discover Rowland Hall

Rowland Hall is an independent private school near Park City, Utah, that empowers students intellectually, socially, and emotionally.

Rowland Hall at a Glance

One in six Rowland Hall students lives in Park City, which is just a 35-minute drive from our two Salt Lake City campuses. Explore how our PreK–12 school helps students from across the metro area become their best selves.

An Upper School student stands outside on campus steps at Rowland Hall.
Beginning School students smile together outdoors at Rowland Hall.
Two Lower School brothers stand together with backpacks near the playground at Rowland Hall.
A Lower School student smiles while working on a classroom project at Rowland Hall.
Upper School students arrive on campus near school buses at Rowland Hall in Salt Lake City.

963

students across four divisions

Beginning School (preschool, grades 3PreK–kindergarten); Lower School (elementary school, grades 1–5); Middle School (grades 6–8); Upper School (high school, grades 9–12)

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37%

of students represent racial and ethnic diversity

We value a diverse community where students learn alongside peers with a wide range of backgrounds and experiences.

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25%

of students receive tuition assistance

Continued investment in tuition assistance helps make a Rowland Hall education possible for more families.

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bus stops in and around Park City

Rowland Hall’s transportation program is available to students in grades 1–12 and includes round-trip and one-way options.

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Lower School students conduct outdoor field research with clipboards during experiential learning at Rowland Hall.

Learn how our private school near Park City empowers students to reach their full potential

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An Upper School teacher works with students reviewing assignments on a laptop in a Rowland Hall classroom.
Upper School girls soccer players celebrate on the field during competition at Rowland Hall.

Choosing the Right School for Your Child

Choosing the right private school near Park City for your child is a significant decision, and we understand it involves many important factors. At Rowland Hall, we are committed to providing an exceptional education that goes beyond academics. From our small class sizes and highly qualified faculty to our comprehensive extracurricular programs and top-tier facilities, we prioritize each student’s individual growth and success. But what should you really consider when selecting a school? We’ve outlined 10 key factors to guide your decision-making process.

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A Different Kind of Academic Experience

At Rowland Hall, we believe students at every age are capable of work that matters. Within a strong academic program, their questions help shape where learning goes, and their ideas are treated as worthy of serious exploration. And as students gain knowledge, they’re given meaningful opportunities to use it, whether that means creating something new, investigating a problem, sharing an idea with an authentic audience, or addressing a real need in their community.

Our Bold Vision for Education

Upper School students conduct a science lab experiment in a classroom at Rowland Hall.
Lower School students hold handmade signs during the Changemaker March at Rowland Hall.
An Upper School teacher meets one-on-one with a student in a classroom at Rowland Hall.
A Beginning School student and teacher plant herbs in garden box at Rowland Hall in Salt Lake City.

A Community of Lifelong Learners

We believe that education doesn’t have a finish line. It’s a joyful journey, from playing with building blocks to constructing complex mathematical proofs. Along the way, our teachers nurture students’ love of learning so they become critical thinkers for life. Teachers, too, delight in building on their own skills, modeling the joy they cultivate in students. Rowland Hall supports learners of all ages: we invest in faculty and programs in our pursuit of excellence so that we’re all at the top of our game. The majority of our educators hold advanced degrees and reflect a range of worldly experiences and perspectives that make learning here deep and diverse.

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Social-Emotional Learning and Support

Students do their best learning when they feel known and connected to their school community. At Rowland Hall, your student will have a safe, nurturing place to find their voice and develop the skills they need to build strong relationships and confidently navigate new experiences. In our warm community, adults know and value students, and a culture of kindness and inclusion helps them feel comfortable being themselves. Counselors and teachers meet regularly to share insights about individual students and consider how best to support their growth.

Social-Emotional Support

Lower School students stand together in falling snow during recess at Rowland Hall.
Middle School students smile on campus lawn at Rowland Hall, a private school in Salt Lake City.

Where Does A Rowland Hall Education Lead?

Rowland Hall seniors high-five first graders at Convocation 2024.

Announcing Rowland Hall Stories, a new podcast featuring audio versions of articles published in Fine Print magazine. Rowland Hall Stories is created by Rowland Hall, an independent school in Salt Lake City, with theme music composed by alum Sam Morse ’24.

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Our Campuses

McCarthey Campus (Grades PreK–12)
720 Guardsman Way, Salt Lake City, Utah 84108

Lincoln Street Campus (Grades 6–12)
843 Lincoln Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84102

Located in central Salt Lake City, our school is easily accessible via I-80 for families located in Park City.

Map showing Rowland Hall's campuses in Salt Lake City, Utah and their proximity to Park City

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