Lehi High School is the older of Lehi's two high schools by more than a century. Home of the Pioneers, it sits at 180 North 500 East, an established block south of the freeway, and it enrolled 2,394 students in the state's October 2025 count. Its Class of 2025 graduated at 92.7%, above the statewide 89.8%.
This guide covers what families ask about: daily bell times, the 2026-27 calendar, who attends, the numbers, college credit, sports and tickets, and what the 2027 move to Aspen Peaks School District means. School details come from Lehi High's website, read Nov. 13, 2026; enrollment and graduation figures come from the Utah State Board of Education. For the side-by-side with Lehi's newer school, see our Lehi High vs Skyridge High comparison.
Quick facts
| Address | 180 North 500 East, Lehi, UT 84043 |
| Main office | (385) 579-6520; open 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. weekdays, closed holidays |
| District | Alpine School District through June 30, 2027; then Aspen Peaks School District |
| Grades | 10 to 12 (plus a few ninth-graders) |
| Students (Oct. 1, 2025) | 2,394 |
| Graduation rate (Class of 2025) | 92.7% |
| School day | 7:45 a.m. to 2:15 p.m.; Wednesdays out at 1:15 p.m. |
| Sports | 6A Region 3 (UHSAA, 2025-27) |
| Mascot and colors | Pioneers; purple and white |
A short history
Lehi High is one of the oldest high schools in Utah County, and its history page tells the story in buildings. In the late 1800s, Lehi's older students met in the attic of the old Central School. As families pushed for something more formal, Lehi High School was established in 1908, and when the town built a new grammar school, Central School became a high school only.
A two-story high school followed in 1921, at a cost of $92,834. Over the years it gained an auditorium, a grandstand, an auto mechanics shop, a choir and band room and offices, and junior and senior high students shared it. In the early 1950s, growth led Alpine School District to plan three new high schools with similar architecture in Pleasant Grove, American Fork and Lehi; all three opened in fall 1959. Lehi High has been renovated several times since, both for enrollment and to meet seismic requirements. NWL Architects, which designed the most recent renovation and addition, describes a 243,367-square-foot school, built in phases so students could keep attending, with the main entrance and performing arts complex facing Lehi's historic Main Street and the athletic facilities grouped next to the fields and parking.
The mascot has its own history. The school started as the Wolverines. In 1925 it became the Pelicans, because, the school says, Salt Lake City newspaper reporters "felt a wolverine was too ferocious and violent to be a high school mascot." In 1934-35 students voted for the Pioneer, a nod to Lehi's settlers. The school colors started as blue and white and switched to purple and white in 1912.
Who attends: the boundary
Lehi High serves the older, southern half of Lehi and a slice of Saratoga Springs. By Alpine's 2026-27 boundary map, its attendance area covers about 13.9 square miles, including about 37% of Lehi's land and about 6% of Saratoga Springs'.
The feeder schools from that map:
- Middle and junior high: all of Willowcreek Middle School's area and about 54% of Lehi Junior High's.
- Elementary schools: all of the Dry Creek, Lehi, Meadow and Snow Springs areas, nearly all of River Rock (98%) and North Point (96%), and about half of Springside (48%).
The Saratoga Springs slice is a wrinkle for 2027: Saratoga Springs goes to Lake Mountain School District, not Aspen Peaks. The Lehi Free Press reported in May 2026 that Aspen Peaks was working with Lake Mountain and Alpine on a plan for Dry Creek Elementary students who live in Saratoga Springs, similar to the one it worked out with Timpanogos for Pleasant Grove families.
Lehi Junior High is split between Lehi High and Skyridge, so friends from the same junior high can end up at different high schools. The line isn't a single road, and the growth around Lehi means new subdivisions get assigned as they're built. Check any address on Alpine's school boundary dashboard before you sign a lease or make an offer. Our Lehi High attendance-area page lists the feeders from the district map, and the Lehi neighborhoods guide covers the city's neighborhoods.
What changes in 2027
Voters split Alpine School District into three in November 2024. On July 1, 2027, three new districts take over: Aspen Peaks in the north, Lake Mountain in the west and Timpanogos in the middle. Lehi High goes to Aspen Peaks, which covers Lehi, American Fork, Alpine, Cedar Hills, Highland and the Utah County part of Draper.
What that means for a Lehi High family:
- The school stays put. Same building, same name, same mascot.
- The district office changes. Registration, fees, transportation, open enrollment and the school board move to Aspen Peaks for 2027-28.
- New leadership. Aspen Peaks' seven-member board was sworn in on Nov. 25, 2025, with Diane Knight as president, and it appointed Dr. Joel Perkins, a longtime Alpine administrator, as superintendent in early 2026.
- Boundaries could move later. Aspen Peaks started a boundary study early. Any change goes through its own public process; current lines hold for 2026-27.
Aspen Peaks is the largest of the three successor districts, which spreads its overhead across more students. Our Aspen Peaks guide follows the board, the budget and the boundary study.
Bell times
Lehi High runs on A/B days: four long classes a day, alternating between periods 1-4 (A days) and 5-8 (B days). The school's bell schedule page is headed 2023-24, so confirm with the office if a time looks off.
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday:
| Period | Time |
|---|---|
| A1 / B5 | 7:45 to 9:06 |
| A2 / B6 | 9:13 to 10:36 |
| A3 / B7 | 10:43 to 12:04 |
| Lunch | 12:04 to 12:49 |
| A4 / B8 | 12:54 to 2:15 |
Wednesday (early out):
| Period | Time |
|---|---|
| A1 / B5 | 7:45 to 8:47 |
| A2 / B6 | 8:54 to 9:57 |
| A3 / B7 | 10:04 to 11:06 |
| A4 / B8 | 11:13 to 12:15 |
| Consultation | 12:15 to 12:45 |
| Lunch | 12:45 to 1:15 (served 12:15 to 12:53) |
| Buses leave | 1:15 |
On assembly days, classes shorten and a 50-minute assembly runs from 10:13 to 11:03; on pep assembly days, it moves to the end of the day, 1:50 to 2:15. The day still ends at 2:15 either way.
The 2026-27 calendar
Lehi High follows Alpine School District's 2026-27 calendar:
| Date | What happens |
|---|---|
| Aug. 19, 2026 | First day of school |
| Oct. 14 | First term ends |
| Oct. 15 to 16 | Fall break |
| Oct. 19 | Teacher work day, no students |
| Nov. 2 | Teacher development day, no students |
| Nov. 25 to 27 | Thanksgiving break |
| Dec. 18 | Minimal day; second term ends |
| Dec. 21 to Jan. 1 | Winter break |
| Jan. 4, 2027 | Teacher work day; school resumes Jan. 5 |
| Jan. 18 | Martin Luther King Jr. Day |
| Feb. 12 and 15 | Teacher work day; Presidents Day |
| March 10 | High school ACT test |
| March 12 to 15 | Third term ends; four-day weekend |
| April 5 to 9 | Spring break |
| May 28 | Last day of school, minimal day |
Our Utah County school calendars guide puts Alpine's dates beside Nebo's and Provo's, which helps if you have kids in more than one district.
Size, students and graduation
The state's Oct. 1, 2025 count:
| Grade | Students |
|---|---|
| 10th | 820 |
| 11th | 789 |
| 12th | 754 |
| Total (with 31 ninth-graders) | 2,394 |
About 12% of students are Hispanic and about 81% white; about 11.5% are economically disadvantaged, and 55 are English learners. The sophomore class is the largest of the three.
The Class of 2025, 668 students, graduated at 92.7%, with a 6.6% dropout rate. The statewide rate was 89.8%. Our graduation rates guide lists every high school in the county, and the enrollment guide shows how the north county schools have grown.
Lehi High beside its region
From the same state data, the four 6A Region 3 schools in Alpine School District (the fifth, Corner Canyon, is in Canyons School District in Salt Lake County):
| Students | Grad rate 2025 | Econ. disadvantaged | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lehi | 2,394 | 92.7% | 11.5% |
| Skyridge | 2,644 | 92.3% | 9.7% |
| American Fork | 2,343 | 92.4% | 15.3% |
| Lone Peak | 2,436 | 97.0% | 6.6% |
Lehi, Skyridge and American Fork land within half a point of each other; Lone Peak, which serves Highland and Alpine and has the smallest share of low-income students, stands apart. A graduation rate is a starting point for questions, not a ranking. Ask what happens for students who fall behind on credits, since that is what moves the number.
College credit: AP and UVU
Lehi High's college credit page is one of the more complete in the county.
Concurrent enrollment (CE) classes are college courses taught at the high school that count for both high school and college credit. At Lehi, they come through Utah Valley University. The school lists a one-time $35 UVU application fee and $5 per credit hour, so a three-credit class is $15 in tuition, compared with hundreds of dollars on campus. The course list runs long and includes astronomy, biology (1010 and 1610), building construction, chemistry, third- and fourth-year Chinese, a computer programming sequence, cybersecurity, emergency medical responder, English 1010 and 2010, math 1010, 1030 and 1050, U.S. history and TV and video production, among others. Some classes come over UVU's live interactive video system instead of being taught by a Lehi teacher on site.
UVU's general rule for CE is a 3.0 GPA (2.0 for career and technical classes), the state's participation form signed by a parent, and registration by course number each term. Deadlines are on UVU's concurrent enrollment calendar.
Advanced Placement courses on the school's list: art, biology, calculus AB, chemistry, English language, English literature, French, government, music theory, physics, psychology, statistics, Spanish, U.S. history and world history. AP exams are scored by the College Board, and colleges decide what credit to give, so check the target school's AP policy.
Which is better? CE credit transfers cleanly to Utah's public colleges; AP is easier to carry to an out-of-state or private school. Many Lehi students do both. The counseling office can map out which classes run in a given year.
Programs and student life
The school's home page highlights:
- Marching band, with its own website, and a full performing arts program with ticketed shows.
- LTV, the school's student-run video program.
- Driver's education, with its own registration page.
- The Pioneer Newsletter, the school's regular update for families.
- A school store, plus links to Skyward (grades and registration), Canvas (coursework), counseling and finance.
Sports
Under the UHSAA's 2025-27 alignment, Lehi plays in 6A Region 3 with American Fork, Corner Canyon, Lone Peak and Skyridge, a five-team region that includes some of the state's deepest programs. Lehi moved into 6A full time in 2023.
Recent highlights, from the Lehi Free Press's year-end reviews:
- Football won back-to-back 5A state titles in 2021 and 2022, the second with a perfect 14-0 season, before the move up. Under coach Andy Hadfield, the 2025 team went 5-5, finished third in Region 3, and lost its first-round playoff game to American Fork, 21-20.
- In 2025-26, boys volleyball won the program's first state title, beating defending champion Bingham 3-2 to finish 26-2.
- Boys track and softball won Region 3 titles, and boys volleyball shared one. Softball tied for the most wins in the state with 28; baseball reached the bracket final; and boys basketball made the state semifinals as a No. 13 seed.
- Boys tennis placed sixth at state, its best finish in a decade, and competitive cheer placed fourth.
- This fall, boys cross country won the 6A state title, edging American Fork 61 to 66, the American Fork Citizen reported.
Tickets: athletic events sell through Vega; search "Lehi High School" in the app or on Vega's website. Performing arts tickets have a separate link on the home page. Our high school football guide and sports calendar cover the season countywide.
Enrolling a new student
- Confirm your boundary on Alpine School District's school boundary dashboard; Lehi and Skyridge split the city.
- Register through Skyward, linked from the school's home page.
- Bring documents: proof of residence, birth certificate, immunization records, and any transcripts or IEP from the previous school.
- Call the main office at (385) 579-6520 to reach counseling and set up a schedule. Avoid Wednesday afternoons, when the day ends early.
Families outside the boundary can request Lehi High through open enrollment, which Alpine handles through 2026-27 and Aspen Peaks takes over for 2027-28.
What parents ask
Lehi High or Skyridge? You don't choose; your address does, unless you go through open enrollment. Lehi High covers the older south side and part of Saratoga Springs; Skyridge covers the north side, including Traverse Mountain. Our comparison has the full picture.
Why does the school day end at 2:15? Alpine's secondary schools start early and run A/B days with four classes of about 80 minutes, so the day is compact. Wednesday's early out adds a 30-minute consultation period after the last class.
Does Lehi have ninth grade? Only 31 ninth-graders showed up in the state count. Most Lehi ninth-graders are at Willowcreek Middle or Lehi Junior High.
Will Lehi's sports region change? The current alignment runs through the 2026-27 school year. The UHSAA sets the next one; until it's announced, nobody can say where Lehi lands.
How do I keep up with school news? The Pioneer Newsletter, linked on the home page, and LTV's broadcasts. For district-level changes, follow Aspen Peaks' board meetings.
Related guides
- Lehi High vs Skyridge High
- Skyridge High School guide
- Aspen Peaks School District guide
- Alpine School District guide
- Living in Lehi
- Utah County high school graduation rates
- Utah County school calendars 2026-27
- High school football in Utah County
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Sources
The facts in this guide were checked against these sources. Hours, fees and rules change, so confirm anything time-sensitive with the source before you go. How we make Provo.com.
- Lehi High School. Checked November 13, 2026.
- Lehi High School: LHS History, Lehi High School. Checked November 13, 2026.
- LHS Bell Schedules, Lehi High School. Checked November 13, 2026.
- College Credit, Lehi High School. Checked November 13, 2026.
- Fall Enrollment by Grade Level and Demographics, 2025-26, Utah State Board of Education. Checked November 13, 2026.
- 2025-27 UHSAA Alignment, Utah High School Activities Association. Checked November 13, 2026.
- Fall Enrollment by Grade Level and Demographics, October 1, School Year 2025-2026, Utah State Board of Education. Checked November 13, 2026.
- High School Cohort Graduation Rates, 2025, Utah State Board of Education. Checked November 13, 2026.
- AllBoundaries2627 (School Boundary Dashboard layer), Alpine School District. Checked November 13, 2026.
- District Calendars, Alpine School District. Checked November 13, 2026.
- Concurrent Enrollment, Utah Valley University. Checked November 13, 2026.
- Pioneers claim one state, three region titles, Lehi Free Press. Checked November 13, 2026.
- Prep football previews '26: Pioneers will rely on defense, Daily Herald. Checked November 13, 2026.
- LHS year in review: repeat football title, Lehi Free Press. Checked November 13, 2026.
- Prep sports year underway, American Fork Citizen. Checked November 13, 2026.
- Aspen Peaks, Timpanogos school districts work to ease transition for border-area students, Lehi Free Press. Checked November 13, 2026.
- Lehi High School Renovation and Addition, NWL Architects. Checked November 13, 2026.
