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Getting Involved: Volunteering & Classroom Participation

Published August 26, 2026

Dear APA Eagle Mountain Families,

Family involvement is at the heart of the APA experience. Students and our school community thrive when families are involved. When you engage, it makes a real difference—for your child, and for the community we’re building together at Eagle Mountain.


Getting Involved — We’d Love Your Help

We ask all APA families to contribute volunteer hours each school year. It’s one of the things that makes our school community feel like a community — and it’s often the part families end up loving most once they dive in.

Hours can be found in a variety of ways and there is a place for every kind of family, whether you love being in the room with kids or prefer to help organize, plan, or support from home.

We track volunteer hours through Bloomz, and at the end of the year, we celebrate every family’s contribution at our Volunteer Recognition Assembly — a chance for the whole APA community to say thank you for everything you’ve done to help us grow.


Be a Founding Family — Volunteer Opportunities at Eagle Mountain

Opportunities like this only come around once — when a brand new campus opens. Families who pitch in this year may earn the distinction of being a Founding Family at APA Eagle Mountain — and like all our volunteers, you’ll be celebrated at our end-of-year Volunteer Recognition Assembly.


Become Your Classroom’s Academic Support Team Leader

Every class has an Academic Support Team leader — a parent who helps the homeroom teacher stay ahead of the small things that add up.

As an AST, you’ll help coordinate:

  • Classroom volunteers — recruiting parents for projects and activities
  • Grading help — correcting papers from home
  • Field trips and events — lining up chaperones
  • Culminating activities — support for end-of-unit celebrations

Time commitment: about 30–60 minutes a month, most of it from home on your own schedule.

Interested? Contact Amber Shupe, Administrative Director for more details.

Three APA Eagle Mountain parent volunteers — one sorting papers in a classroom, one helping a student with schoolwork, and one organizing books in the library.


Spread the Word

One of the most valuable things you can do for our new campus is invite your neighbors. APA Eagle Mountain is tuition-free, open enrollment, and serves K–6 families across Cedar Fort, Eagle Mountain, White Hills, and Firefly. Know someone who’d be a great fit? Send them our way.


Weekly Meetings

New In-Person Meeting Location

American Prep at Eagle Mountain flyer: every Tuesday 7-8 PM at APA Eagle Mountain, 40 Center Street, Cedar Fort, Utah, with school leadership pictured.

Tuesdays — in person at APA Eagle Mountain · 7:00–8:00 PM · 40 Center Street, Cedar Fort, UT 84013 · No RSVP needed. Directors on-site to answer every question.

APA Eagle Mountain Weekly Info Night flyer: Live Q&A on Zoom Wednesdays at 8 PM with a QR code to join, plus a sign-up link for an APA Draper 1 campus tour weekdays at 10 AM, and a banner noting Eagle Mountain bus service starting Fall 2026.

Wednesdays — live Q&A on Zoom · 8:00 PM · Join here: bit.ly/4dll62j

Questions? EagleMountainInfo@apamail.org

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The APA Eagle Mountain Team

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