Tooele County School District
Tooele County School District is a school district headquartered in Tooele, Utah. Its boundary is exactly that of Tooele County. History

The district in question previously had a policy that allowed students from other school districts to attend Tooele County schools without prior permission. Additionally, the district allowed students who lived in Utah with other families, but whose parents lived outside of Utah, to attend Tooele County schools for free. However, in 1983, the district changed its policy and began requiring students in the former category to obtain permission from district officials before enrolling, and it started requiring the latter to pay tuition fees. Notably, sponsored international students were still permitted to attend for free. Fast forward to 1997, the board of trustees proposed a bond of $25 million to address the increase in student population in high schools. However, the proposal was later increased to $40–45 million to build a new high school in Stansbury Park. In 2022, Mark Ernst assumed the role of superintendent in the Tooele County school district. It remains to be seen what changes he will bring to the district's policies and practices, but his appointment marks a new chapter in the history of the district. Schools
 K-12
 Dugway Schools

 Junior and senior high schools
 Wendover High School

 High schools
 Grantsville High School
 Stansbury High School
 Tooele High School

 Junior high schools
 Grantsville Junior High School
 Clarke N. Johnsen Junior High School
 Tooele Junior High School

 Elementary schools
 Copper Canyon
 Grantsville
 Ibapah
 Middle Canyon
 Northlake
 Old Mill
 Overlake
 Rose Springs
 Settlement Canyon
 Anna Smith
 Stansbury Park
 Sterling
 Twenty Wells
 Vernon
 West
 Willow

Alternative:
 Blue Peak High School

References

External links
 Tooele County School District

Education in Tooele County, Utah
School districts in Utah