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Special education schools in Utah

14 statewide. Schools whose main program is special education.

Special education schools in Utah at a glance

Share of the state’s private schools
11%, 14 of 132
Towns
10; the most in Draper (2), Provo (2) and Salt Lake City (2)
Counties
4 with at least one
Students
about 656 in all; the typical school has 45
Smallest and largest
Heron School, 10 students; Provo Canyon School - Springville Campus, 116 students
Students per teacher
7.3 typical, 3 to 9.8 across 13 schools
Co-ed or single-sex
1 all-girls and 1 all-boys; the rest co-ed
To a 4-year college
67% of graduates at the typical high school (6 reporting)
State program
Education savings account, up to $8,000 for private school students
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The 14 largest

SchoolCityGradesStudentsPer teacherAffiliation
Provo Canyon School - Springville CampusSpringville7-121168.3Nonsectarian
The Heritage SchoolProvo7-12824.6Nonsectarian
New Haven SchoolSpanish Fork9-12704.3Nonsectarian, all-girls
Telos AcademyOrem8-12677.4Nonsectarian
Carmen B Pingree CenterSalt Lake CityUngraded60not reportedNonsectarian
Evevations AcademySyracuse8-12545.4Nonsectarian
New Hope AcademyLehiK-11459.8Nonsectarian
Wasatch Canyons Academy at Primary Childrens HospitalSalt Lake City1-12377.4Nonsectarian
Gateway AcademyDraper9-12364.8Nonsectarian, all-boys
Provo Canyon School-Provo CampusProvo8-12298.8Nonsectarian
Utbs Academy, CrossroadsTaylorsvilleK-11197.3Nonsectarian
Kids World AcademyTaylorsvillePreK-4178.5Nonsectarian
Draper AcademyDraper1-8144.7Nonsectarian
Heron SchoolMoab7-12103Nonsectarian

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