Young children, ages 3-5, with severe delays in language, motor, cognitive, or adaptive development can receive a free and appropriate education in our preschool program.
Services, which include assessment, instruction, and evaluation, are also provided for students who qualify under federal and state guidelines, ages five to twenty-two (and have not graduated from high school).
In order to receive special education services, a student's disability must interfere with their ability to benefit from education without specialized instruction.A student whose disability does not need specialized instruction to benefit from education but could appropriately utilize specific interventions could possibly qualify for accommodations under the Americans with Disabilities Act, Section 504. These services are provided in all our district schools and are available for anyone who resides within our district boundaries.
If you know of anyone who might qualify and would be interested in taking advantage of these special services or if you have any questions about any of these programs, contact Jane Golightly at Wasatch School District Offices, 654-0280.
Ashlyn Stead won a National Award of Excellence in the National PTA Reflections Competition in Photography
Duke Di Stefano and Holly Broadhead were named as Wasatch High School's 2013 Ace Award winners.
WHS Spanish students participated in the annual Foreign Language Fair sponsored by BYU. Wasatch students placed 3rd out of 14 schools.
As far as we can tell, this was the biggest athletic event ever held at Wasatch High School--and it will probably be even bigger next year, after word gets out about our amazing facility. In fact, so many coaches were amazed at our facility and the capability we have to expand the meet and make it in to something very prestigious.
The Deseret News KSL 5 Television Regional Sterling Scholar Competition was held this year at Wasatch High School on April 15, 2013. Wasatch is pleased to report a record number of first place and runner-up Sterling Scholars with eight. Congratulations to all the participants listed below. A special thanks to Laurie Turnblom and Duke Di Stefano who worked tirelessly helping these students prepare. Also thanks to the WHS faculty and community members who volunteered their time to this successful event.
Wasatch High School had two teams place in the top five during the Spring Stock Market Game, February – April. In first place was Brenda Osorio, Tyler Street and Danny Astudillo. In 4th place was Zachary Holmes, Trevor Rowley, Ty Toon.
Ashlyn Stead recently took first place in the photography catagory of the State Reflections competition. She will now represent the state of Utah at the national level.
Wasatch High School's chapter of Future Business Leaders of America earned the "Utah FBLA Most Outstanding Chapter" aware for the fourth year in a row.
David Finley finishes his high school swim career with a 100-yard backstroke title.
Wasatch High School administered the ACT test to all 11th grade students. Way to go Juniors!
Wasatch High School Archers take the state title once again by turning an individual sport into a team sport.
We are pleased to announce the 2012-2013 WHS Sterling Scholars.
Congratulations Wasatch High School Swim Team. First ever state championship for the girls team and the 2nd for the boys, way to go.
Wasatch Swimmers recently competed against Logan. The girls beat Logan for the first time with a final score of 215-200. The boys also won with a final score of 247-173.
Wasatch High School Debate hosted it's first novice debate tournament of the season.
The Wasatch Girls Swim Team won their meet, beating out the competition by over 150 points. The boys team did the same, with a 130 point gain over their opponents.
Wasatch High School's FBLA chapter has won region again, making for twelve consecutive region wins in a row.
Wasatch High School choir students recently preformed at Temple Square, the Church Office Building, the Joseph Smith Memorial Building, and the Assembly Hall. The trip is a highlight for students and Temple Square staff and patrons. Marilyn Lorenson, director of Temple Square Performances, described Wasatch's choirs as "among the best" that come to Temple Square.
Wasatch swimmers give it their all in their meet against Kearns High School, with both the boys' team and girls' team putting up respectable times.
Congratulations to both the Wasatch Boys' and Girls' Swim Teams. At the Thanksgiving Invitational this past weekend, the men's swim team took 2nd place and the women's team took 10th.
For the first time since 1999, Wasatch placed at the State Finals. Wasatch runners raced to a top 3 finish at this year's State Finals--bringing home the 2nd place trophy.
Wasatch High School's Theater and Music Departments team together to produce the epic tale of Les Miserables.
