When the BYU Training School closed in 1968, Dr. H. Verlan Andersen met with a group of other BYU professors and parents with the intent of establishing a private school. They desired to have their children's academic learning enhanced and enlightened by principles of morality, religion, liberty and patriotism. The founders purchased an L.D.S. chapel in Pleasant Grove, Utah, and opened the school in 1970 with 80 students enrolled. [More History]
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Children learn best when their parents are actively engaged in the learning process. We encourage all parents to get involved in what's happening at American Heritage. Parent Information Link (Edline) |
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The purpose of the Family Education Center is to provide support and resources to parents as they create, within their homes, a hunger for learning, sound Christian character and strong family relationships. -More Understanding Our Times Colloquia American Heritage School is launching a Distance Learning Program!
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