Best Schools in Pleasant View, Utah: A Parent's Guide (2026)

If you're moving to Pleasant View with kids, you'll probably want to know about schools before you look at kitchens and backyards. Pleasant View is a city of about 11,000 people (2020 Census) at the foot of Ben Lomond Peak, at the north end of Weber County. All of its public schools are in Weber School District. The most important thing to know: U.S. Highway 89 splits Pleasant View between two high schools. Homes east of Highway 89 are zoned to Weber High, and homes west of it are zoned to Fremont High.

Below is every public school that serves Pleasant View for the 2026-27 school year, the charter schools nearby, and answers to the questions parents ask me most. I'm Megan Smith, a Realtor with Real Broker, LLC. I work in Pleasant View and the rest of northern and western Weber County, and matching families with the right schools is a big part of my job.

Elementary Schools Serving Pleasant View (K-6)

Lomond View Elementary is home to the Lions. It sits in the heart of Pleasant View on the benches below Ben Lomond. The school opened in 1959 and later added classrooms, a gym and a media center. It serves about 430 students, and the district reports it consistently performs in the top 10% of Weber School District on benchmark tests. It's a Leader in Me school, and kids can join choir, bell choir, Science Olympiad, VEX Robotics and running club. Orchard Springs Elementary, home of the Owls, is one of the district's newer schools. It serves the subdivisions on Pleasant View's west side. Majestic Elementary, home of the Mountaineers, is just south of town in Harrisville. It opened in 1998, draws students from Harrisville, Pleasant View and North Ogden, and offers a Spanish dual immersion program.

Junior High School Serving Pleasant View (7-9)

Orion Junior High opened in 2003 and takes its name from the Orion constellation. It serves about 950 students from Pleasant View, North Ogden and Harrisville. Under the district's current boundaries, almost every home in Pleasant View feeds Orion, whichever side of Highway 89 it's on. That means kids from Lomond View, Orchard Springs and Majestic all end up at the same junior high.

High Schools Serving Pleasant View (10-12)

Weber High is home to the Warriors, and it sits right here in Pleasant View. It's a 6A school with about 1,800 students from Pleasant View, North Ogden, Harrisville, Huntsville, Eden and Liberty. Students can take 16 AP courses plus concurrent enrollment classes for college credit. Weber High dates back to 1926, when Weber County voters approved a bond for a county high school. Fremont High, home of the Silverwolves, is a 5A school in Plain City with about 1,975 students. It offers AP and concurrent enrollment classes too. Pleasant View families west of Highway 89 attend Orion for junior high, then move on to Fremont for 10th grade.

Charter Schools Near Pleasant View

Charter schools are free public schools that don't use attendance boundaries. Any family can apply, and when a school has more applicants than seats, it holds a lottery. These charters are the closest to Pleasant View:

A Parent's Guide to Pleasant View Schools: Your Questions Answered

How do school boundaries work in Pleasant View?

Weber School District assigns schools by the home's address, not by the city name in the mailing address. In Pleasant View, three elementary schools share the city, and Highway 89 divides it between Weber High and Fremont High. Two homes a few blocks apart, especially in the Orchard Springs area where the highway cuts through, can be zoned to different high schools. A few homes right at the city's edges are zoned to schools in neighboring North Ogden or Farr West. And because many Pleasant View, North Ogden and Harrisville homes share the 84414 ZIP code, the ZIP alone won't tell you much. Boundaries also change as the area grows, so check the specific address. Don't assume a home's schools from the subdivision name.

How can I check which schools a specific address feeds?

Start with Weber School District's Boundary Maps page. It has separate elementary, junior high and high school maps for the 2026-27 school year. Open a map, click the magnifying glass in the lower right corner, and type in the address. If a home sits close to Highway 89 or another boundary line, call the school or the district office at (801) 476-7800 to confirm. When I'm working with a family, I check the school assignments for every home we look at before we write an offer. That way nobody falls in love with a house zoned for a different school than they expected.

Can my child attend a school outside our boundary? (Open enrollment)

Yes. Utah law allows open enrollment, so you can apply for a Weber School District school other than the one your address is zoned to. For the 2026-27 school year, the district's early application window ran from December 15, 2025 to March 6, 2026, with decisions due by March 31. Approval depends on whether the school has room, and parents handle transportation. You can apply outside the early window, but approval is less certain. Check the Weber School District website this winter for the 2027-28 dates. Charter schools have their own application and lottery timelines, so apply directly to each one.

How do schools affect home values in Pleasant View?

For many buyers, the school assignment decides which homes they'll even look at. In Pleasant View, the first question is often Weber High or Fremont High. Weber is right in town and is where most Pleasant View kids go, so many buyers start their search east of Highway 89. Parents of younger kids often search by elementary school, too, so they'll compare homes in the Lomond View and Orchard Springs areas. Since nearly every Pleasant View home feeds Orion Junior High, the junior high doesn't split the city the way the high school does.

If you're selling, list your zoned schools clearly in your listing, especially if your home is near Highway 89. If you're buying, remember that boundaries can change as Pleasant View keeps growing. That's one more reason to look at the whole picture (lot, commute, condition, price) and not buy for one school alone.

Find the Right Home for the Right School

I'm Megan Smith, a Realtor with Real Broker, LLC, and I specialize in Pleasant View and the surrounding Weber County communities: North Ogden, Harrisville, Farr West, Plain City and more. I've worked in real estate for more than 20 years, mostly with first-time home buyers and investors. I'll tell you whether a home feeds Lomond View, Orchard Springs or Majestic, and whether it's on the Weber High or Fremont High side of Highway 89, before you commit to it.

Tell me which schools matter to your family and I'll show you the homes for sale near them, whether you're buying your first home or selling the one you've outgrown. Call or text me at (801) 814-0786, or reach out through this site, and let's find your family's place in Pleasant View.