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Apply for the 2025-2026 School Year

Application Process
2025-2026

Thank you for your interest in American Preparatory Academy. To begin the enrollment process for the 2025–2026 school year, all new families must first attend a required application tour. During the tour, you’ll see our classrooms, meet our teachers, and learn more about what makes APA an exceptional educational choice.

Once your tour is complete, you may proceed with your application. Our enrollment team is available to assist you throughout the process.

To schedule a tour, simply click on your preferred campus below to get started.

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Thank you for your interest in American Preparatory Academy. To begin the enrollment process for the 2025–2026 school year, all new families must first attend a required application tour. During the tour, you’ll see our classrooms, meet our teachers, and learn more about what makes APA an exceptional educational choice.

Once your tour is complete, you may proceed with your application. Our enrollment team is available to assist you throughout the process.

To schedule a tour, simply click on your preferred campus below to get started.

Southern Utah

2024-25 Student Applications

Families new to American Prep who wish to apply for the current year (2024-2025) CLICK HERE!

For parents of currently enrolled students who you wish to transfer to a different campus for the current year, CLICK HERE!

Parents of currently enrolled students who wish to enroll a sibling, CLICK HERE! , to the Tours page, click on the campus you want to apply for, pick a time to schedule a student meeting for your sibling, and then the form will allow you to mark the applicant as a sibling which will denote a student meeting instead of a tour.

Enrollment

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I apply for the current year?

If you are wanting to apply for the current 2025-2026 school year, please visit our Apply Now page. You will need to schedule an Application Tour to begin the application process.

When will I find out if my child is offered a seat?

The first lottery will be run on January 20, 2026. Students are selected at random until all available spaces are filled. Any remaining applicants are placed on a waiting list and offered enrollment if space becomes available.

My child already attends APA. How do I enroll their sibling?

Please reach out to your campus registrar.

How do I transfer my child to a different APA campus?

Please reach out to your campus registrar. 

What is age cutoff for Kindergarten enrollment?

All kindergarten students must turn five years old by September 1 to enroll in a public school in Utah.

How do you decide which students get transfer priority?

Student transfer lists are populated by grade based on the date we receive your application for transfer.  Priority is given to students applying for transfer who have siblings currently enrolled at a different campus.  

Example: if your family has two students attending Draper 1 and one student attending Draper 2, your family will receive higher transfer priority than families with no students at Draper 2.

If my child is not accepted, will I be notified?

Because our lotteries are “rolling”, and students withdraw at various times all throughout the process, we do not notify parents that their students are not selected.  You are welcome to email your campus registrar to get a status update on your application.

After a lottery, are accepted students notified through a mass email?

Yes, we send an individual acceptance email immediately to each accepted family, rather than mass emails. This allows us to verify the student’s information as well as any siblings the family is enrolling. While this process may take a little longer, it helps increase the chances of having all of your children enrolled at the same time.

FAQs

Utah – All kindergarten students must turn five years old by September 1 to enroll in a public school in Utah.

You may apply for an inter-campus transfer by requesting a transfer application from our Enrollment Coordinator Lindsey Rees at lrees@apamail.org.

Students may transfer between American Prep campuses on a case-by-case priority basis, depending on availability at the receiving campus.

Student transfer lists are populated by grade based on the date we receive your application for transfer.  Priority is given to students applying for transfer who have siblings currently enrolled at a different campus.  For example, if your family has two students attending Draper 1 and one student attending Draper 2, your family will receive higher transfer priority than families with no students at Draper 2.

Transfer applications are received at any time by the Enrollment Coordinator lrees@apamail.org. The initial notification period for applications for the following school year will occur in February and March.  Additional notifications will be made as space becomes available.

An application tour is the first step to enrollment at APA. Click Here to choose your campus and schedule your tour.

When a vacant seat occurs, all applications for that campus and that grade will be included in a lottery.  Families of students selected in the lottery will be notified via email or phone.  Once all vacancies have been filled, the lottery is dissolved and all students return to a random waiting position for future lotteries.

Students accepted in a lottery are first notified at the email address submitted on the application.  If we are unable to reach accepted applicants by this email address, they will be contacted by phone using the number provided on the application.

Because our lotteries are “rolling”, and students withdraw at various times all throughout the process, we do not notify parents that their students are not selected.  You are welcome to email our Enrollment Coordinator, Lindsey Rees at lrees@apamail.org to get a status update on your application.

Yes, we send an immediate email but no we do not send mass emails.  Each accepted family is immediately sent an individual acceptance email.  This allows us to verify the selected student information as well as any siblings the family is looking to enroll.  The process does take longer however it increases your chances of having all of your students enrolled at the same time.

In your acceptance email you will receive information about parent welcome meetings. These meetings will allow parents to meet with school administration and receive all desired information.