In the late 1800s and early 1900s, literary societies were popular and provided a non-athletic outlet for healthy competition among students. As early as 1900 George Marshall, then principal of [...]

Wasatch Academy’s finest talent gathered together on May 11th to showcase their performing arts pieces. The Wasatch Academy Strings Ensemble played Vivaldi’s famous “Four Seasons”, selecting the [...]

After several months of constant rehearsal dedicated to building props, performing lines, and memorizing monologues, Wasatch Academy’s Play Production class performed All the Great Books [...]

Wasatch Academy students presented the beautifully remastered musical, Working. The play was originally written and performed in 1977 as a look into the average American’s life. This pivotal [...]

Having the opportunity to share their artwork with a broader audience is usually the goal for any artist as they create a new piece. For Wasatch Academy Junior Andy Wu, that goal is now becoming [...]

There are four major types of learning: kinesthetic, visual, read-write and auditory. The arts programs at boarding high schools are created in order to reach each of these types of learners in [...]

Cultivating creativity is such an abstract, nuanced process. People’s thought processes may be different, and how they energize their factory of ideas in their mind may vary from one person to [...]

As one of the state of Utah’s premier college prep boarding schools, Wasatch Academy offers its students a wealth of different educational opportunities. From AP classes to courses on foreign [...]

From private boarding schools to public high schools around the country, not many students get the opportunity to show off their artwork to the world. At Wasatch Academy, students can submit and [...]