How safe is the school, really?
Based on Niche’s student poll, 85% of the 47 Skyridge students who answered feel safe at school; news reports also show a student arrested in March 2019 after telling a therapist of shooting plans, a recorded assault involving football players that the district disciplined in 2020, and a student hurt at the SR-92 crosswalk by the school in September 2026.
| Signal | What is reported | Who reports it |
|---|---|---|
| Students who say they feel safe at school | 85% (47 responses) | Niche student poll |
| March 2019 | An 18-year-old Skyridge student was arrested after he reportedly told his therapist he had planned a school shooting; police found him at home and later determined there was no additional threat. The principal emailed parents at 10 a.m. the next day that “Our students, faculty, and staff are all safe”, and a parent said she wished she had been told “hours and hours earlier”; the district did not directly answer when asked about its alert protocol | Lehi Free Press |
| October 2020 | A video showed a football player punching another student in the head. The district said the students involved were identified and that “discipline and consequences were determined”, including consequences for the school and the team; Lehi police opened an investigation | FOX 13 |
| September 2026 | A 15-year-old Skyridge student on an e-bike was struck by a turning truck in the crosswalk at SR-92 and Center Street and fractured his wrist. Lehi has designed a pedestrian bridge estimated at $8–9 million, which UDOT ranks among its top three priorities, with no timeline set | Lehi Free Press |
| On campus, 2026–27 | Visitors must check in at the office and the campus is closed to visitors from 7:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.; phones must be put away “bell-to-bell” during instructional time; in an emergency students go to the football field for roll call | School handbook |
The newest reports we found of violence or a threat at the school are from 2019 and 2020; the most recent event is the September 2026 crash, which happened at a crossing beside the campus and not inside it. Niche’s review summaries describe the campus as safe and name grade-level cliques as the main social concern, and some families report inconsistent communication from the front office; Niche writes them from student reviews, so treat them as impressions. We found no suspension or discipline figures published by the school or the state, so the front office, (385) 579-6560, is the reliable check on this year’s record.
How do students perform on state assessments in reading and math?
Based on SchoolDigger’s reading of Utah results, 55.2% of Skyridge’s Grade 10 students were proficient in English language arts, 39.0% in mathematics and 50.6% in science in 2025–26, and Niche gives 59% in reading and 34% in math for 2024–25.
| Measure | Skyridge | Who reports it |
|---|---|---|
| English language arts, Grade 10, 2025–26 | 55.2% proficient | SchoolDigger |
| Mathematics, Grade 10, 2025–26 | 39.0% proficient (31.6% in 2023–24) | SchoolDigger |
| Science, Grade 10, 2025–26 | 50.6% proficient | SchoolDigger |
| All tests, 2025–26 | 48% meeting standards, against 43% for the district and 39% for Utah; 27th of 139 Utah high schools (31st of 138 in 2024–25) | SchoolDigger |
| Reading and math, Utah 2024–25 | 59% and 34% proficient | Niche |
| Math 2023 · reading 2021 · science 2020–21 | 32% · 62% · 51% | Public School Review |
The figures come from different tests, grades and years, so they do not compare directly, and all are third-party republications of state data, which is why this answer is Inferred. Mathematics is the weak point in every source, and it is the subject every STEM field we review depends on; reading and science sit near half of students.
What's the graduation rate, and how college-ready are graduates?
Based on the Utah State Board of Education’s 2025 report, 92.3% of Skyridge’s 2025 cohort graduated in four years, against 92.7% for Alpine District and 89.8% for Utah, and Niche reports an ACT average of 26 from 647 students who gave it.
| Measure | What is reported | Who reports it |
|---|---|---|
| Four-year graduation rate, 2025 cohort | 92.3%, against 92.7% for Alpine District and 89.8% for Utah | Utah State Board of Education |
| Graduation rate, other sources | 90% (Niche); 93% for 2021–22 (Wikipedia) | Niche; Wikipedia |
| Dropout rate, 2024–25 | 6.8% | SchoolDigger |
| ACT average composite | 26 (math 25, reading 27, English 26, science 25), from 647 responses | Niche users |
| SAT average | 1260, from 23 responses | Niche users |
| Advanced Placement | 15% of students take at least one AP course; the catalog lists 22 AP courses for college credit; Niche reports no figure for AP exam pass rates | Niche; school catalog |
| College credit while at school | “Skyridge Concurrent Enrollment classes offer both high school and college credit.” The 2026–27 table lists Utah Valley University and Snow College courses in programming, cybersecurity, biotechnology, CAD and welding | School catalog |
The state rate is the firmest figure here; the ACT and SAT averages come from students who chose to report them to Niche, so they describe the people who answered and not the class. We found no published list of the colleges graduates attend or the share who go on to a two- or four-year college, so how college-ready graduates are rests on credit-bearing coursework and test averages, not on destinations.
How qualified and stable are the teachers?
Based on Niche, 27.1% of Skyridge’s teachers are in their first or second year, and the school has about 26 students for every teacher; we found no credential, licence or turnover figures, so how qualified the teachers are cannot be established from public sources.
| Signal | What is reported | Who reports it |
|---|---|---|
| Teachers in their first or second year | 27.1% | Niche |
| Students per teacher | 26 to 1 (Niche); 26.2 to 1 with 95 full-time teachers in 2025–26 (SchoolDigger); 26 to 1 against 21 to 1 for Utah (Public School Review) | Niche; SchoolDigger; Public School Review |
| Staff on the state’s 2026–27 record | 1 principal, 117 teachers and 7 counselors; the same record shows 0% for teachers with graduate degrees and for endorsed teachers, which we read as unreported | Utah data gateway |
| Who teaches what | The staff directory lists each teacher’s subject and courses, for example “Teacher - CTE (Anatomy, Biotech., Forensics) & HOSA”, and the catalog’s concurrent-enrollment table names the teacher of each college-credit course | School staff directory and catalog |
Niche’s summary calls the teachers “caring and dedicated”; that is an impression, not data. The 27.1% is a signal of churn, and it is common at fast-growing schools, but the sources do not say how many of those teachers are new to teaching and how many are new to Skyridge. The 26-to-1 ratio counts every teacher against every student, so a lab or elective can be smaller; we found no section sizes. The front office, (385) 579-6560, and the department chairs are the reliable check on who teaches the courses a student wants.
Which future-critical STEM fields is this school genuinely strong in—and which ones are major gaps?
Based on the school’s catalog, staff directory and news reports, Skyridge is strong in computer science, developing in robotics, biotechnology, Earth systems and advanced manufacturing, thin in AI and data, cybersecurity, clean energy and aerospace, and absent in battery storage. The overall score is 51/100, Developing.
| Field | Our grade | What we found |
|---|---|---|
| Computer Science | Excellent · 4.0/5 | A four-course Computer Programming sequence with Utah Valley University credit for Programming 2, 3 and 4, AP Computer Science A and Principles, and game design and development; no competition result found |
| Robotics | Developing · 3.0/5 | Robotics 1 and 2 and Engineering Principles 1 and 2, listed by name only; no club, team or result found |
| Biotechnology | Developing · 3.0/5 | A full-year Biotechnology course with college credit, Medical Forensics, anatomy and physiology, AP Biology and HOSA; no competition or research record |
| Earth & Geospatial | Developing · 3.0/5 | Geology, Meteorology and Astronomy with college credit, and AP Environmental Science; no geospatial course |
| Advanced Manufacturing | Developing · 3.0/5 | 3D Printing, two CAD courses with college credit, welding and carpentry; a 2026 state SkillsUSA cabinetmaking medal |
| AI & Data | Weak · 2.0/5 | AP Statistics, Statistics 1040 and AP Computer Science Principles; no AI or data-science course |
| Cybersecurity | Weak · 2.0/5 | One semester of Cyber: Security for Grades 11–12 with college credit; no club or competition |
| Clean Energy | Weak · 2.0/5 | AP Environmental Science and Meteorology; no energy course |
| Aerospace | Weak · 2.0/5 | A university aviation course and Astronomy; nothing else found |
| Batteries & Energy Storage | Weak · 0.0/5 | No course, club or record found |
Only computer science reaches the Excellent band, and five of the fifteen future-critical fields reach Level 3 or above. The grades rest on the catalog’s lists, which name Robotics, Engineering Principles and Biotechnology without descriptions, so a course may be deeper or shallower than its title. Evidence confidence is lowest for batteries (30) and highest for computer science (65).
Do students get access to advanced coursework, specialist electives and serious competitions?
Based on the school’s catalog, Skyridge lists 22 Advanced Placement courses for college credit, including Calculus AB and BC, Statistics, Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Computer Science Principles, with AP Computer Science A listed beside the programming courses, and offers college courses on campus in programming, cybersecurity, biotechnology, CAD and welding; the only STEM-adjacent competition results we found are state SkillsUSA medals in 2026.
- Advanced Placement: Art Drawing Portfolio, Art History, Biology, Calculus AB and BC, Chemistry, Chinese, Computer Science Principles, English Language and Literature, Environmental Science, European History, French, Japanese, Music Theory, Physics, Psychology, Spanish, Statistics, U.S. Government and Politics, U.S. History and World History: Modern, which are the 22 in the catalog’s college-credit list; AP Computer Science A (Java) is named with the programming courses. Niche counts 35 AP courses, so the sources differ, and no AP exam score or pass rate is published.
- College credit on campus: Fundamentals of Biotechnology (BTEC 1010), Object Oriented Programming (CS 1410), Intro to Algorithms and Data Structures (CS 2420), Intro to Environmental Management (ENVT 1110), Scripting Essentials (DAGV 1700), Introduction to Geology with laboratory (GEO 1010 and 1015), Introduction to Forensic Science (CJ 1350) and Shielded Metal Arc Welding (WELD 1020, Snow College) for the full year; 3D Architectural Modeling (EGDT 1020), Cybersecurity Essentials (CYBR 1700) and Medical Term and Functional Anatomy (HLSC 1300) in the fall; Fundamentals of Programming (CS 1400), Cybersecurity Essentials, Fundamentals of Technical Engineering Drawing (EGDT 1040), First Aid (HLSC 1200) and Introduction to Statistics (STAT 1040) in the spring.
- Specialist electives: Robotics 1 and 2, Engineering Principles 1 and 2, 3D Printing Technology, Game Design and Game Development, Medical Forensics, Geology, Meteorology, Astronomy, Welding, Carpentry 1 and 2 (6 Utah Valley University credits) and Aviation.
- Competitions: at the Utah SkillsUSA state competition in March 2026, Skyridge took first in Video News Production, second and third in Video Production, second in Cabinetmaking and third in Job Skill Demonstration, with 19 students competing; its HOSA record we found is from 2022. We found no robotics, Science Olympiad, CyberPatriot or mathematics competition result.
Most of these courses are listed for Grades 10–12 or 11–12, so freshmen reach them a year or two later. The catalog gives descriptions for the programming, cybersecurity and 3D printing courses but not for Robotics, Engineering Principles or Biotechnology, and the school publishes no club list, so competitions we did not find may exist.
How strong is this school in AI, data science and computer science compared with other schools?
Based on the school’s catalog, Skyridge teaches computing through a four-course Computer Programming sequence, AP Computer Science A in Java, AP Computer Science Principles, game design and development and IT courses, with AP Statistics for data, and lists no AI, machine-learning or data-science course; we grade computer science Excellent (4.0 out of 5) and AI and data Weak (2.0).
| Course or group | Field | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| Computer Programming 1 and 2 | Computer science | Semester courses for Grades 10–12 that introduce object-oriented programming in Visual Basic.net, covering classes, methods, data types and exception handling; Programming 2 can carry Utah Valley University CS 1400 |
| Computer Programming 3 | Computer science | A full-year advanced course: dynamic data allocation, advanced classes, GUI techniques and recursion; Utah Valley University CS 1410 |
| Computer Programming 4 | Computer science | A full-year course for Grades 11–12 on data structures such as trees, linked lists and graphs, with searching, sorting and algorithm metrics; Utah Valley University CS 2420 |
| AP Computer Science A (Java) · AP Computer Science Principles | Computer science | Full-year Advanced Placement courses: problem solving and programming in a subset of Java, and computing principles over programming, with an optional Utah Valley University CS 1030 |
| Game Design 1 and 2 · Game Development Fundamentals 1 and 2 | Computer science | Semester and full-year courses that use Unity and C#; Utah Valley University DAGV 1700, Scripting Essentials |
| Exploring Computer Science · Computer Systems 1 and 2 · Introduction to Information Technology | Computer science | Computational thinking, and entry-level IT competencies |
| AP Statistics · Statistics 1040 | Data | Advanced Placement Statistics, and a Utah Valley University statistics course (STAT 1040) in the spring |
No artificial-intelligence, machine-learning or data-science course appears in the lists we could read, the HOSA and SkillsUSA entries we found are not computing events, and we found no computing competition result from 2023 to 2026. The catalog describes the programming courses but not Robotics or Engineering Principles, and we found no teacher biographies, so how the courses are taught is not on record.
Does the school expose students to biotechnology, biomedical engineering and the life sciences beyond ordinary biology?
Based on the school’s catalog, Skyridge offers a full-year Biotechnology course with Utah Valley University credit (BTEC 1010), beside Medical Forensics, Medical Anatomy & Physiology, Medical Terminology, Emergency Medical Responder and AP Biology, and a HOSA chapter; we found no biotechnology competition, research project or laboratory-technique record, and grade biotechnology Developing at 3.0 out of 5.
| Course or group | What it is |
|---|---|
| Biotechnology | A full-year course; Utah Valley University BTEC 1010, Fundamentals of Biotechnology, 3 credits; the catalog gives no description |
| Medical Forensics | A full-year course; Utah Valley University CJ 1350, Introduction to Forensic Science, 3 credits |
| Medical Anatomy & Physiology · Medical Terminology · Emergency Medical Responder | Health-science electives; Medical Terminology carries HLSC 1300 in both semesters and Emergency Medical Responder carries HLSC 1200 in the spring |
| AP Biology | A full-year course with Utah Valley University BIOL 1610 and its laboratory |
| HOSA | Advised by the teacher of Anatomy, Biotechnology and Forensics according to the staff directory; the state’s 2022 results list three Skyridge entries, including 8th in Medical Math and 9th in Nutrition |
Biotechnology is a single course, and we found no biomedical-engineering course, no iGEM or similar competition entry and no research project, which is why we stop at 3.0 and not higher. The HOSA record is from 2022, outside the four-year window, and the club’s current activity is not on the school’s pages.
Will your child be ready for jobs that don’t exist yet?
Here’s what the evidence actually shows for Skyridge — not what the brochure claims.
51/100 — Developing overall. Skyridge’s computer science provision is advanced: a four-course Computer Programming sequence in which Programming 2, 3 and 4 carry Utah Valley University credit (CS 1400, CS 1410 and CS 2420), beside AP Computer Science A in Java and AP Computer Science Principles.
But: battery storage is absent, and AI, cybersecurity and clean energy are thin.
Best positioned forComputer Science
Underdeveloped inBatteries, AI & Data, Cybersecurity
Future-critical exposure5/15 domains
Very strong
- None
Strong
- Computer Science
Limited
- Robotics
- Biotechnology
- Earth & Geospatial
- Advanced Manufacturing
Little / no pathway
- AI & Data
- Cybersecurity
- Clean Energy
- Aerospace
- Batteries
Best fit for
Less ideal for
Where the school is stronger than its marketing suggests
The homepage, the newsletter and the handbook name no STEM club, team or competition result.
Curriculum
- AP Statistics, and Statistics 1040 as a concurrent-enrollment course (Utah Valley University STAT 1040, Spring 2027)
- AP Computer Science Principles, and the Computer Programming sequence for the coding base
What's missing
- No artificial-intelligence, machine-learning or data-science course in the 2026–27 catalog
- No data or AI club, project or competition result found
- The catalog lists several STEM electives by name only, so a course missing from its lists may exist
Curriculum
- Cyber: Security, a semester course for Grades 11–12: “In this course, students will explore the current cyber threat landscape.”
- Concurrent enrollment: Cybersecurity Essentials (Utah Valley University CYBR 1700, 3 credits) in Fall 2026 and Spring 2027
- Computer Systems 1 & 2 and Introduction to Information Technology, for entry-level IT competencies
What's missing
- No cybersecurity club, CyberPatriot entry, Capture-the-Flag record or industry-certification record found
- One semester, with no second course in the sequence
Curriculum
- Robotics 1 and 2, listed among the CTE and science electives
- Engineering Principles 1 and 2, listed the same way
- CAD Mechanical Design 1 (Utah Valley University EGDT 1040, Spring 2027) and 3D Printing Technology, a semester course for Grades 10–12
What's missing
- The catalog names Robotics and Engineering Principles in its lists only: no description, grade level, prerequisite or teacher is given
- No robotics club or team (FIRST, VEX or other), competition result or equipment purchase found
- No credential or employer link for the Career Bridge
Curriculum
- AP Environmental Science, with Utah Valley University credit (ENVT 1110, Introduction to Environmental Management)
- Meteorology (Utah Valley University Meteorology 1010)
What's missing
- No energy or climate-technology course, laboratory, club or project found
- No sustainability or energy student group appears in the school’s own pages
Curriculum
- Biotechnology, a full-year course with Utah Valley University credit (BTEC 1010, Fundamentals of Biotechnology, 3 credits)
- Medical Forensics (CJ 1350, Introduction to Forensic Science), Medical Anatomy & Physiology, Medical Terminology (HLSC 1300) and Emergency Medical Responder (HLSC 1200)
- AP Biology, with Utah Valley University credit (BIOL 1610 and its laboratory)
Evidence seen
- HOSA, advised by the teacher of Anatomy, Biotechnology and Forensics, according to the school’s staff directory
- The Utah State Board of Education’s 2022 HOSA state results list three Skyridge entries (Barbara James Service Award; Medical Math, 8th; Nutrition, 9th)
What's missing
- The Biotechnology course has no published description
- No biotechnology competition, research project or laboratory-technique record found
- The HOSA record we found is from 2022, outside the four-year window
Curriculum
- Computer Programming 1 to 4: Programming 1 and 2 introduce object-oriented programming in Visual Basic.net (Programming 2 with Utah Valley University CS 1400); Programming 3 covers dynamic data allocation, advanced classes, GUI techniques and recursion (CS 1410); Programming 4, for Grades 11–12, covers data structures such as trees, linked lists and graphs (CS 2420)
- AP Computer Science A (Java) and AP Computer Science Principles
- Game Design 1 and 2, and Game Development Fundamentals 1 and 2 (Unity and C#; Utah Valley University DAGV 1700, Scripting Essentials)
- Exploring Computer Science, Computer Systems 1 & 2 and Introduction to Information Technology
Evidence seen
- Each concurrent-enrollment course is listed against a named Skyridge teacher in the 2026–27 catalog table
What's missing
- No computing competition, hackathon or student software project found for 2023–2026
- No AP exam score or pass figure is published for the computer science courses
- Programming 1 to 4 are listed for Grades 10–12 or 11–12, so freshmen have a narrower start
Creativity cannot be graded the way a course can. It can only be evidenced through what students made.
| Criterion | 23 | 24 | 25 | 26 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Art + technology | ||||
| Design | ||||
| Architecture | ||||
| Engineering design | ||||
| Media / digital production | ||||
| Maker learning | ||||
| Interdisciplinary projects |
No strand runs for three years or more. 2026 is the densest, at 1 of 7 criteria.
The record — 1 artefact
Students on Falcon News Network, a new student news show, took first place in Video News Production at the Utah SkillsUSA state competition at Salt Lake Community College on 26–27 March 2026, and two Skyridge pairs took second and third place in Video Production. The first-place team qualified for the national conference in Atlanta on 1–5 June; we found no national result.
Lehi Free Press, 30 March 2026
Nothing found for
No student work was found evidencing these. For a school this well documented, an unrecorded programme is unlikely to be a large one.
What a family should ask about directly
- Skyridge serves Grades 9–12, but the 2026–27 catalog lists most of its STEM courses for Grades 10–12 or 11–12: Computer Programming 1, 3D Printing Technology and Game Design start in Grade 10, and Cyber: Security, Computer Programming 4 and Carpentry in Grade 11. Ask what a freshman can take in computing, engineering and science, and how a Grade 9 student reaches the Grade 10 courses.
- Robotics 1 and 2 and Engineering Principles 1 and 2 appear in the catalog’s lists by name only, with no description, grade level or teacher, and no robotics club, team or competition result was found. Ask whether the courses run this year, how many sections there are, what students build, and whether a robotics team exists.
- Cybersecurity is one semester (Cyber: Security, Grades 11–12), AI and data rest on AP Statistics, Statistics 1040 and the programming courses with no AI or data-science course, and battery storage has no course, club or record at all — treat it as absent, not just thin. Ask which computing courses run this year beyond the programming sequence.
- Mathematics is the backbone of every field here, and the state results are lower than the course list suggests: SchoolDigger reports 39.0% of Grade 10 students proficient in mathematics in 2025–26 (31.6% in 2023–24), against AP Calculus AB and BC, AP Statistics and Statistics 1040 on offer. Ask how the school supports students who arrive behind in mathematics and how many reach calculus.
- Skyridge is large: about 2,483 students, 26 students for every teacher in 2025–26, and Niche reports 27.1% of teachers in their first or second year. Ask how large the elective and concurrent-enrollment sections are, who teaches them, and how many sections of Biotechnology, Cyber: Security and Programming 4 run.
- The catalog says concurrent enrollment comes from four institutions (Snow College, Utah State University, Utah Valley University and Weber State University), and it lists the concurrent-enrollment courses by semester. Ask which of them run in both semesters, what each costs a family, who is eligible, and how the credits transfer, because the school’s own pages say little beyond the catalog.
- The school’s homepage, its October 2026 newsletter and its handbook name no STEM club, team or competition result, and the only STEM-adjacent entries we found were state SkillsUSA medals in 2026 (video production, cabinetmaking) and a HOSA record from 2022. Ask for the list of STEM clubs and what each entered in the last three years.
- The path dots show how far each field reaches across Grades 9–12; the grade in which each course is taken is mostly published as a range (10–12 or 11–12), so they mark the stage only.
| Domain | Evidence class | Key sources |
|---|---|---|
| AI & Data | Verified | School catalog 2026–27 (AP Statistics, Statistics 1040, AP Computer Science Principles; Computer Programming 1–4); no AI, machine-learning or data-science course found |
| Cybersecurity | Verified | School catalog 2026–27 (Cyber: Security, Grades 11–12; concurrent-enrollment table, CYBR 1700, both semesters); no club, competition or certification record found |
| Robotics | Verified | School catalog 2026–27 (Robotics 1 and 2, Engineering Principles 1 and 2, in the CTE and science lists; titles only); school staff directory; no club, team or competition record found |
| Clean Energy | Verified | School catalog 2026–27 (AP Environmental Science, ENVT 1110; Meteorology); no energy course, club or project found |
| Biotechnology | Verified · Officially recorded | School catalog 2026–27 (Biotechnology, BTEC 1010; Medical Forensics; Anatomy & Physiology; AP Biology); school staff directory (HOSA); Utah State Board of Education HOSA state results, 2022 |
| Computer Science | Verified | School catalog 2026–27 (Computer Programming 1–4 with CS 1400, CS 1410 and CS 2420; AP Computer Science A and Principles; Game Design and Development; Computer Systems); no competition record found |
| Earth & Geospatial | Verified | School catalog 2026–27 (Geology, GEO 1010 and 1015; Meteorology; Astronomy; AP Environmental Science); no geospatial course found |
| Aerospace | Verified | School catalog 2026–27 (UVU Aviation 1010; Astronomy); no aerospace club, team or project found |
| Advanced Manufacturing | Verified · Corroborated | School catalog 2026–27 (3D Printing Technology; CAD Mechanical Design 1, EGDT 1040; CAD Architectural Design 1, EGDT 1020; Welding, WELD 1020; Carpentry 1 & 2); Lehi Free Press, March 2026 (SkillsUSA state cabinetmaking medal) |
| Batteries & Energy Storage | Unsubstantiated | No coursework, club or competition record found |
Academics
We offer concurrent enrollment classes from four different universities.
To graduate, we require 28 total credits: 4 in Language Arts, 3 in Math, 3 in Science, 3 in Social Studies (including passing the Civics Test at 80%), 2 in Physical Education / Health, 1.5 in Arts (Fine Arts) electives, 1 in Career & Technical Education (CTE) electives, 0.5 in Digital Studies electives, 0.5 in Financial Literacy electives and 9.5 in General electives. Below are our concurrent enrollment classes, the technical courses in our 2026–27 course catalog and the Advanced Placement courses we list.
Concurrent Enrollment
Our partners are Snow College, Utah State University, Utah Valley University and Weber State University.
- Full year 2026–27: Computer Programming 3 (CS 1410), Computer Programming 4 (CS 2420), Computer Science Principles AP (CS 1030), Computer Systems 1 & 2 (IT 1600), Agricultural Mechanics & Tech 2 (WELD 1020), Gaming Develop Fundamentals 1 & 2 (DAGV 1700), Biotechnology (BTEC 1010) and Geology (GEO 1010 and 1015)
- Fall 2026: Cyber: Security (CYBR 1700), CAD Architectural Design 1 (EGDT 1020), Intro to Information Technology (INFO 1120) and Web Development 2 (INFO 2420)
- Spring 2027: Computer Programming 2 (CS 1400), CAD Mechanical Design 1 (EGDT 1040), Cyber: Security (CYBR 1700) and Web Development 2 (INFO 2420)
Programming, Games & Systems
Computer Programming 1: “This course introduces the concepts of object-oriented programming using Visual Basic.net.”
- Computer Programming 1 to 4, and AP Computer Science A (Java)
- Cyber: Security (semester, Grades 11–12): “In this course, students will explore the current cyber threat landscape”
- Game Design 1 and 2: “Creating, coding, and making games IS fun and for everyone!”
- Computer Systems 1 and 2, and Introduction to Information Technology
Engineering, Design & Trades
3D Printing Technology: “This course is an introduction to 3D Print Technology--its fundamentals, principles, technologies, and applications.”
- 3D Printing Technology (semester, Grades 10–12)
- CAD Architectural Design 1 and CAD Mechanical Design 1
- Robotics 1 and 2, and Engineering Principles 1 and 2
- Agricultural Mechanics & Tech 2 (Shielded Metal Arc Welding, WELD 1020, Snow College)
- Carpentry 1 and 2 (Grades 11–12)
Biotechnology & Medical Courses
Biotechnology runs for the full year with concurrent enrollment credit (BTEC 1010).
- Medical Forensics (CJ 1350) and Medical Anatomy & Physiology
- Medical Terminology (HLSC 1300) and EMR (HLSC 1200)
- AP Biology
Advanced Placement courses
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Calendar
Upcoming events from our Happenings newsletter.
The dates below are the ones still ahead in our Happenings newsletter of October 5, 2026. Our newsletter lists events through Fall Break in detail and a few later dates as save-the-dates, so ask below if you need us to confirm a date before you plan around it.
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Our Story
Dedicated to learning, committed to belonging.
We are Skyridge High School, a school for Grades 9–12 at 3000 N Center St in Lehi, Utah.
Leadership
John Wallwork
Through the main office: (385) 579-6560.
Joseph Atwood
Through the main office: (385) 579-6560.
Carrie Newman
Through the registrars: (385) 579-6564.
Heather Morgan
Through the main office: (385) 579-6560.
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News
Skyridge High School Happenings
Recent items from our Happenings newsletter of October 5, 2026.
Absences & Checkouts
Parents can now excuse absences for their students on the new Q. Go to Attendance > Add Absence Request. For check outs, please call (385) 579-6562. Do not use Skyward for checkouts.
Falcon Fuel Pantry
We believe it is important to support our students and community during tough times. Hours: Monday - Friday 7:30 AM - 3:00 PM, closed holidays. Come stop by the front office. If you want to donate towards the cause, drop off items in the front office.
SchoolCash
SchoolCash is the new financial program. Parents should have received an email from KEV Group/SchoolCash Online to register for a SchoolCash Online account. Students’ accounts are now available to view. Fees will be available to pay by semester.
Fee Waivers
If you are experiencing financial hardship and are unable to pay your child’s school fees, we may be able to help. Please complete a Fee Waiver Application and submit it, along with the required supporting documentation, to the Finance Office. Once your application has been reviewed by a school administrator, you will be notified of the decision.
Parking Passes
Prior to parking pass pick up, students must complete the contract (Google form), pay for the pass, and pick up the parking pass in the finance office, 8 AM - 3 PM. Students bring their valid driver’s license and receipt of payment.
Blocksi
Blocksi is district provided software that allows parents to monitor and set hour restrictions for your own student(s) outside of school hours. Parents can create a login and can make adjustments to their student’s screen time and more.
Yearbook Ads
Create a yearbook ad to celebrate your student’s remarkable journey. Proceeds from ad sales help support our school’s yearbook program. Order by Jan. 31, 2027.
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