
American Fork
Our flagship K–12 campus: forty acres at the foot of the Wasatch, with a full slate of arts, athletics and experiential learning rooted in character and scholarship.
- 40-acre campus
- Founded 1970
- ~1,300 students

One school, four doors. Each runs its own admissions, so tell us which one you are asking about and the right office replies.

Our flagship K–12 campus: forty acres at the foot of the Wasatch, with a full slate of arts, athletics and experiential learning rooted in character and scholarship.

A K–12 campus in a restored historic meetinghouse, a short walk from Temple Square, with a student body drawn from 22 countries.

An accredited, structured, faith-integrated online school for K–8, with live teachers, real classmates and a plan for every school day.

An accredited U.S. high school diploma earned through live classes or self-paced courses, with eight purpose-built tracks to choose from.

Developing hearts centered in Christ, influenced by example and refined through experience. Every subject is taught in the light of the gospel, in every grade.
Two Utah campuses and two accredited online schools, K–12, with the same three attributes at the core. You choose the fit; admissions helps.
Paid month to month rather than a full year up front, at rates a half to a third below comparable private schools, with need-based aid available.

Many seniors are accepted to more than one university, so these add up to more than 100%.

Small classes, a 12:1 student–faculty ratio and an average class of 21 mean every teacher knows your child by name. Teachers come early and stay late, and they mentor students, not just teach them.
Students serve together, make good choices and help each other be better. Here peer pressure pulls toward the good, which matters most in the teenage years, when friends are the biggest influence.
Read our seniors’ essays and one theme comes up again and again: they felt loved and seen.
Choir, orchestra, drama, ballroom and athletics run through the school day, not after it.








Summer camps and the Lyceum music programs are an easy first taste of the school.
Every subject is taught in the light of the gospel, on both campuses and in both online schools.






When we join the faithful home with the faithful school, parents and teachers can work in unparalleled collaboration toward developing the whole child.
Families in Utah County usually choose the American Fork campus, and families along the Wasatch Front the Salt Lake City campus; both are K–12 and on campus. Worldwide is a live-taught online school for K–8, and the Online High School offers an accredited diploma for grades 9–12 anywhere. Tell us where you are and what your student needs, and admissions will help you decide.
Yes. Most aid is need-based, and the school lets families pay month to month rather than a full year up front. American Heritage is a qualified provider for the Utah Fits All Scholarship.
American Heritage School is accredited by Cognia, which affords the benefits of accreditation recognized by the Utah State Office of Education. That covers both campuses and both online schools.
Tours run every weekday during the school year at the American Fork campus, and Salt Lake City welcomes visits too. The online schools meet families by video call. Start an application and admissions will set up a visit with you.
Your application goes straight to the admissions office of the school you chose, and nowhere else. Someone there replies within one school day to answer questions, arrange a visit and walk you through applying.
No. Because the buildings and land are funded by private donors and the school carries no debt, tuition runs a half to a third below comparable private schools. Families pay month to month instead of a full year up front, most financial aid is need-based, and the school is a qualified provider for the Utah Fits All Scholarship.
Openings vary by grade and campus. Start an application and admissions will tell you exactly where there is space for your child, usually within one school day. Siblings of current students get priority consideration through December 15.
Call admissions at (801) 642-0055, text admissions at (801) 658-9838, or email admissions@ahsslc.org for the Salt Lake City campus.
Start your application and the admissions office of the school you choose replies within one school day.
Apply in a few short steps, or learn more about the school first. Admissions replies within one school day.
Applying starts with just your email and the school you’re interested in. You can stop and come back.