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Student Life at Wasatch Academy
The Wasatch Academy student gains an experience that lasts for a lifetime:
from September to May, from the top of Mt. Nebo to whitewater rafting
in Canyonlands alongside your classmates and teachers, you will continue
to draw from the friendships made long after graduation.
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“I absolutely love this community, mainly because of how diverse it is. Everyone has an interesting background. We are all like a big family!”
- Yhindi Struthers Picabo, Idaho Class of 2008 |
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“Wasatch is an awesome place, there are many opportunities and the kids are way cool!”
- Sam Fitterer Spokane, Washington Class of 2009 |
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“Wasatch is the place to be. I like it because it is diverse and you get to know so many different people. It is full of loving and caring people. My teachers are especially helpful.”
- Beline Unogeye Kigali, Rwanda Class of 2008 |
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“It’s
great to be a Wasatch student. The teachers are the best. They understand
you and are fun to be with. They share a lot of my same interests.”
- Charlie Josie, Kentfield, California, 2008 |
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“This is my second year at Wasatch. All the teachers and students are like family. If I need help they are going to help me. Also Wasatch Academy has people from all over the world so you can learn different cultures.”
- Yusuke Osakabe Tokyo, Japan Class of 2008
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Residential Life
Seniors, by seniority, enjoy the privilege of single rooms, while other students will be paired
with a roommate. Wasatch Academy has a full-time residential staff that
devote themselves completely to supervising the dorm life at Wasatch.
These dorm parents do not instruct in the classroom, but dedicate themselves
to running a first rate residence and they are focused on the students
living in their dorm. The dormitories are equipped with all the basic
necessities (and luxuries) of life: DVD and VHS players, pool tables,
leather furniture, satellite television, and kitchen and laundry facilities.
Weekday Schedule
| 7:45-8:30 AM |
Breakfast |
| 8:45-9:10 AM |
Assembly, Chapel, Class Meetings |
| 9:15-10:30 AM |
Academic class |
| 10:30-11:50 AM |
Academic class |
| 11:50 AM - 12:30 PM |
Lunch |
| 12:30-1:50 PM |
Academic class |
| 2:05-3:05 PM |
Extracurricular |
| 3:15-4:45 PM |
Extracurricular |
| 5:30-6:30 PM |
Dinner (Monday-Advisor meetings) |
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(Wednesday-Formal Dinner) |
| 5:00-7:15 PM |
Personal Time |
| 7:00-7:15 PM |
Residence Hall Check-in |
| 7:30-9:20 PM |
Study Hall (Sunday-Thursday) |
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Sunday- Social Studies |
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Monday- Mathematics |
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Tuesday- Foreign Languages |
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Wednesday- Sciences |
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Thursday- English |
| 10:15 PM |
In Rooms |
| 10:30 PM |
Lights Out for 9th and 10th grades |
| 10:45 PM |
In Rooms |
| 11:00 PM |
Lights Out for 11th and 12th grades |
Weekend Options
Sundance Film festival, river rafting, ballets, Coffee House, Utah Jazz basketball
games, Park City shopping, star gazing, Sushi dinners, golfing, horseback
riding, swimming, ice skating, mall trips, Utah Grizzlies ice hockey
games, dinner/movie, snowshoeing ski trips/snowboarding trips, University
of Utah and Brigham Young University football and basketball games,
bonfires at the Wasatch Academy cabin, shopping trips, cultural plays,
Asian food market trips, sledding, craft fairs, musicals, symphony,
Shakespearean Festival, camping, hiking, community service, Habitat
for Humanity, Ronald McDonald house, homeless shelter, concerts, Salt
Lake Stingers baseball games, social dances, paintball, laser tag, arcades,
bowling, movie nights…to name a few.
Come and find out for yourself!
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