Enrollment for the 2020-21 school year is open now and will remain open until all classes are filled. Call us at 385 290-1306 or visit the school at 350 East Baird Circle (3605 South) to complete registration paperwork or arrange for your student to visit classes. We are accepting applications for the 2020-21 school year for grades 7 to 12. Click here for enrollment information.
Together, We Rise
Why Utah International Is a Great School for ALL Students—Not Just English Learners 1. Academic Language Support for All Many students—even fluent English speakers—struggle with academic language. Our teachers are trained to build reading, writing, and communication skills in every subject, helping all students succeed. 2. No ESL Pull-Outs English…
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Together, We Achieve More
At Utah International, we believe that our diversity is our greatest strength. By bringing together students from many backgrounds, we create a supportive community where everyone learns from each other, grows in confidence, and is empowered to succeed in college and beyond.
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UPCOMING EVENTS
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Registration
2025 - 2026
We are now accepting new students in grades 6 through 12 for the 2025-26 school year. Joining our supportive and diverse community is simple. You can complete an application online from the comfort of your home, or you are welcome to visit us in person to fill one out. If you have any questions about our tuition-free program, please call the school at 385-290-1306.
Bell Schedule and Course Schedule
2025 - 2026
Stay informed about our school year with the official academic calendar. Here you will find key dates, including the first and last days of school, term breaks, and holidays. We encourage you to check the calendar to plan ahead and stay on track with our academic schedule.
Events and Activities
Stay connected with our school community by exploring our upcoming events and activities. From cultural celebrations and project showcases to sports games and parent meetings, there is always something happening at Utah International. We invite all students and families to join us and get involved in our vibrant community.
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SIS — Student Information System
Access important academic and administrative information through our Student Information System (SIS). Here, students and families can view grades, track attendance, and stay updated on school records. We encourage you to log in to stay connected and informed about your student's progress and school-related details.
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Find quick answers to your most common questions about Utah International. Our FAQ section covers everything from enrollment and school policies to student resources and transportation. We encourage you to explore this helpful guide to get the information you need and understand how we support our diverse learning community.
What is content-based, sheltered English instruction?
This refers to a large group of teaching strategies and school practices ensuring that students can learn the English language in the context of their regular middle school and high school classes, rather than taking a separate class in English as a Second Language. For example, a history teacher who is teaching a unit on the abolition movement might first teach key English vocabulary words that the unit will require. She may re-write texts at two or three lower reading levels, break text up into small, manageable pieces, add visual representations of concepts, and build in frequent opportunities for students to talk and write about the material in small groups. This ensures that students are understanding the content material, even if they have a low level of English, and also provides many opportunities to practice and improve English language skills.
What is a charter school?
A charter school is an independent public school authorized by a school district or the state charter school board. Charter schools are tuition-free, are open to all students, and are operated using state and federal funds. The purpose of charter schools is to give parents and students an alternative to their local, district-operated school. Utah International is chartered by Granite School District, but run by a volunteer board of trustees.
Who can attend Utah International?
There are no entrance requirements and no school boundaries for Utah International. Any Utah student in grades 6 to 12 is eligible to attend Utah International, including students whose first language is English. In 2019-20, we have 229 students, of whom 90% were born outside the United States. Our students speak 32 home languages, including Somali, Swahili, Arabic, Kinyarwanda, Karen, Spanish, Karenni, and Nepali.
Is Utah International accountable for student achievement?
Yes. Utah International is held to the same federal and state standards and administer the same statewide tests as district public schools, including an annual test of English language skills.
How is Utah International funded?
Utah International receives state and federal funds available to all public schools. While we always accept private donations, there are no costs associated with enrollment.