Lone Peak High School Guide: 2026-27 Bell Schedule, Boundaries, Top Graduation Rate and the All-Sports Streak

Lone Peak High School is the high school for Alpine, most of Highland and part of Cedar Hills, and by two measures it's the top of the county. Home of the Knights, it sits at 10189 North 4800 West in Highland. Its Class of 2025 graduated at 97.0%, the highest rate of any Utah County high school, and in 2025-26 it won the 6A All-Sports award for the 10th straight year. It enrolled 2,436 students in the state's October 2025 count.

This guide covers what families ask: the 2026-27 bell schedule, the calendar, who attends, the numbers, college credit, the arts, sports and tickets, and the 2027 move to Aspen Peaks School District. School details are from Lone Peak's website, counseling site and 2026-27 bell schedule, read Nov. 13, 2026; enrollment and graduation figures are from the Utah State Board of Education.

Quick facts

Who attends: the boundary

By Alpine's 2026-27 boundary map, it covers about 25.4 square miles, including:

• all of Alpine,
• about 74% of Highland,
• about 51% of Cedar Hills,
• the Utah County part of Draper,
• and about 8% of Lehi.

The feeder schools from that map:

• Middle and junior high: all of Timberline Middle School's area and about 49% of Mountain Ridge Junior High's (Mountain Ridge splits with American Fork High).
• Elementary schools: all of the Alpine, Ridgeline and Westfield areas, most of Highland Elementary (88%) and Cedar Ridge (64%), and about a quarter of Deerfield (23%).

The line with American Fork High runs through Highland and Cedar Hills, and it doesn't follow city limits. Two houses in the same Cedar Hills subdivision can go to different high schools. Check any address on Alpine's school boundary dashboard. Our Lone Peak attendance-area page lists the feeders, and Lone Peak vs. American Fork High walks through the line and why the district split doesn't move it.

What changes in 2027

Voters split Alpine School District in November 2024. On July 1, 2027, Lone Peak moves to Aspen Peaks School District. Every city in Lone Peak's boundary, Alpine, Highland, Cedar Hills, Lehi and the Utah County part of Draper, is in Aspen Peaks, so unlike American Fork High, Lone Peak has no district-border students to sort out.

• The school stays. Same building, name and mascot.
• The district office changes. Registration, fees, transportation, open enrollment and the board move to Aspen Peaks. The school's fee link already points to an Aspen Peaks SchoolCash Online site.
• Leadership. Superintendent Dr. Joel Perkins, appointed in early 2026, and a seven-member board led by Diane Knight, sworn in Nov. 25, 2025.
• Boundaries. Aspen Peaks began a boundary study early; current lines hold for 2026-27.

Our Aspen Peaks guide follows the board and the boundary study.

The 2026-27 bell schedule

Lone Peak posts its 2026-27 bell schedule as a document linked from the home page. It runs on A/B days.

Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday:

Buses pick up at 2:15. Passing time is 10 minutes, longer than Lehi High's seven or Skyridge's five.

Wednesday:

Buses pick up at 1:15 on Wednesdays. The schedule explains why the day ends early: teacher collaboration runs from 1:30 to 2:30.

The document also lists an assembly schedule (a 45-minute assembly at 10:15, with buses still at 2:15), a minimal day schedule (buses at 11:15 a.m.) and a delayed start schedule that begins at 9:45 a.m. and still ends at 2:15.

The 2026-27 calendar

Lone Peak follows Alpine's 2026-27 calendar:

Our Utah County school calendars guide puts Alpine beside Nebo and Provo.

Office hours: main office 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.; attendance 7:15 a.m. to 3 p.m.; finance 7:15 a.m. to 2:45 p.m.; counseling 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, and 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday.

Size, students and graduation

The state's Oct. 1, 2025 count:

Lone Peak's senior class is its largest and its sophomore class its smallest, about 90 students apart, the reverse of fast-growing Lehi's two schools. About 6% of students are Hispanic and about 85% white; 6.6% are economically disadvantaged, the lowest share of the four Alpine schools in its region, and 30 are English learners.

The Class of 2025, 893 students, graduated at 97.0% with a 2.4% dropout rate. That's the best in Utah County, ahead of Westlake (96.6%) and Maple Mountain (96.2%), and seven points above the statewide 89.8%.

Lone Peak beside its region

Those are the four Region 3 schools in Alpine School District; Corner Canyon is in Salt Lake County. Lone Peak's lead is real, and it also serves the fewest low-income students and English learners of the four, context worth keeping in mind when comparing. A graduation rate is a starting point for questions, not a ranking. Our graduation rates guide has every county school.

College credit

Lone Peak's counseling site lays out three routes:

• Advanced Placement. The school says it teaches more than 20 AP courses. Credit depends on the AP exam score and appears on the high school transcript; colleges decide what credit to give.
• Concurrent enrollment through Utah Valley University, taught at Lone Peak by Lone Peak teachers. Credit goes on both the high school and the UVU transcript. Some courses require prerequisites or minimum ACT scores, listed in a prerequisites document on the counseling site, which also has guides for English and math CE and for finishing an associate degree in high school.
• Live interactive classes, UVU courses webcast to Lone Peak. These don't follow the A/B schedule, so check how one fits before signing up.

The state's CE tuition rate is $5 per credit hour, and the counseling site points students to the Utah transfer guide to see how credits carry over to other Utah colleges. The 2026-27 master schedule is posted there too, with video walkthroughs of the master schedule and of Arena scheduling, the system students use to pick classes.

Counseling and college planning

The counseling site is organized around the three high school years. Each grade has its own College and Career Readiness (CCR) page: the state's CCR meetings, where a counselor sits down with a student and parent to review credits, plans and test scores, happen for sophomores, juniors and seniors in turn. The site also covers:

• Graduation requirements for Alpine School District, plus credit recovery and acceleration options for students who fall behind or want to move ahead.
• Testing and test prep, including the ACT every junior takes in March (March 10 this year).
• College planning, NCAA eligibility for athletes hoping to play in college, and military service options.
• Paying for college, with pages on the FAFSA and scholarships.
• A transcript request form and a counseling calendar.

The site also has a counseling team page, the 2026-27 master schedule and registration tutorials.

Programs

From the home page:

• Bands: marching band, wind ensemble, jazz band, percussion, color guard and a pop/rock ensemble.
• Drama, with its own website for upcoming plays.
• Driver education, with its own information page.
• PTSA, plus announcements, a school calendar, Canvas and Skyward.

Sports

Lone Peak plays in 6A Region 3 with American Fork, Corner Canyon, Lehi and Skyridge.

The headline is consistency. Lone Peak won the 6A All-Sports award for 2025-26, its 10th straight, with a school-record 131.5 points, the Deseret News reported. That year's six state titles: boys swimming, boys tennis and boys soccer, and girls cross country, girls tennis and girls golf. KSL reported the boys soccer title was the program's first 6A crown in 21 years.

Other recent results:

• Football, under coach Bart Brockbank, went 8-5 in 2025 and beat Skyridge 13-7 in the semifinals before losing the 6A championship to Corner Canyon, 35-20. The 2026 team's season ended in the quarterfinals, 42-3 against Mountain Ridge.
• Girls basketball won four straight 6A titles before Bingham beat the Knights 49-33 in the February 2026 final.
• Volleyball won its fifth straight 6A title in November 2024, beating Pleasant Grove in the final.
• This fall, girls cross country won state again, with American Fork second, and girls soccer beat American Fork 3-0 in the semifinals.

Tickets: sold through HomeTown Ticketing, linked from the home page. Our high school football guide and sports calendar cover the county.

Enrolling a new student

1. Confirm your boundary on Alpine's boundary dashboard, especially in Highland and Cedar Hills.
2. Register through Skyward, linked from the home page.
3. Bring documents: proof of residence, birth certificate, immunization records, and any transcripts or IEP.
4. Call the registrar (385-579-6544) or counseling (385-579-6541), and avoid Wednesday afternoons, when counseling closes at 1 p.m.

Families outside the boundary can request Lone Peak through open enrollment: Alpine through 2026-27, Aspen Peaks from 2027-28.

Questions to ask on a visit

Lone Peak's numbers are strong, which makes the follow-up questions more useful than the headline:

• Which of the 20-plus AP courses and the CE classes run this year, and how full are they?
• What do the CE prerequisites and ACT cutoffs look like for the classes your student wants?
• How do students who struggle get help? Ask about consultation time, credit recovery and how counselors track students who fall behind, since a 97% rate still leaves about two dozen students a year who don't finish on time.
• What does it cost to join a sport, band or drama, including fees, travel and camps?
• What changes with Aspen Peaks for registration, fees and open enrollment in 2027-28?

What parents ask

Lone Peak or American Fork? Your address decides. The line runs through Highland and Cedar Hills; see our comparison.

Why are buses at 1:15 on Wednesdays? Classes end at 12:15, then consultation time and lunch. Teachers collaborate from 1:30 to 2:30.

Is there a late-start schedule? Yes. The bell schedule includes a delayed-start version that begins at 9:45 a.m. with four 50- to 55-minute periods. Watch the school's announcements for when it's in use.

Does Lone Peak have ninth grade? Only 37 ninth-graders were in the state count. Most ninth-graders in the boundary attend Timberline Middle or Mountain Ridge Junior High.

Will Lone Peak's region change? The UHSAA alignment runs through 2026-27; the next one isn't set.

Related guides

• Lone Peak vs. American Fork High
• American Fork High School guide
• Skyridge High School guide
• Lehi High School guide
• Aspen Peaks School District guide
• Utah County high school graduation rates
• Utah County school calendars 2026-27

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