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Beginning July 1, 2027, Lehi will officially become part of the new Aspen Peaks School District. Here’s what parents need to know about the district’s boundaries, leadership, school assignments, timeline, and how the change affects school choice.
Alpine School District will officially dissolve in 2027, with Lehi becoming part of the new Aspen Peaks School District. Here’s what Lehi parents need to know about the timeline, school boundaries, and why the change works differently for charter schools like Ignite Entrepreneurship Academy.
Lehi families have several tuition-free public charter school options, each with a different educational approach. Compare Lehi charter schools, understand how enrollment works, and learn what to look for when choosing the right school for your child.
Longer, uninterrupted learning blocks give children time to move beyond simply completing assignments and into deeper concentration, problem-solving, and independent learning. Discover why Montessori work cycles can help students build focus, executive function, confidence, and skills that last far beyond the classroom.
Failure can be one of a child’s most powerful teachers. When kids are given space to make mistakes, reflect, and try again, they build resilience, confidence, problem-solving skills, and the mindset they need to handle challenges in school and in life.
Wondering what your child would actually do all day? Walk through a real school day at Ignite, from the morning work cycle to collaborative projects and student-led presentations.
When a child says school is boring, it's easy to brush off. But disengagement carries real costs over time, and the fix has less to do with harder work than with different work.
The careers today's students will hold may not exist yet. Here's what employers consistently say they'll need, and what schools can do now to build those capabilities early.
Planning, focus, self-control, follow-through: executive function is the quiet engine behind school success. Here's how these skills develop and how parents can support them.