HORRIBLE sportsmanship, The boys are so rude and cocky. The music they play during games are…read morestraight up rude and degrading and not sportsmanship like at all. I hope the admin change the community and rules here about sportsmanship.!!!

My child was assaulted twice in 6months at this school. The administration was negligent in both…read moresituations. I stood up to them about it and they dismissed my child from the school as a result.

Why we choose American Heritage…read more To be completely honest it was for the all day Kindergarten. For a working mom, having all day Kindergarten was a lifesaver. My youngest started school, and a week later my 4th grader asked if she could go to AHSJ as well. A little background on D'Layne (4th grade when she started AHSJ), she had a heart condition. She had always gone to public school, but was falling in the cracks and falling behind. D'layne excelled at AHSJ in ways that I cannot explain. She loved math, science and history, but always struggled in spelling and reading. After her 4th grade year, she was excelling in ways that made me proud to watch her grow. It was the same with 5th grade, but towards the end of 5th grade her health started to change. The summer between her 5th and 6th grade years, D'layne had a major stroke. She spent the summer relearning to read, write, and to find her words. We also knew at that time that her heart was failing her, and she would have to be placed on the transplant list immediately. She spent the summer back and forth getting testing done and was placed on the transplant list on August 27th, 2018. 6 days after starting her 6th grade year... The day we got the call that D'Layne was getting her new heart, she was at school. That was the best place for her to be, the administration gave her hugs and kisses, the school stopped and prayed for my daughter. This is a family, not just a school. 6 days after her transplant, I had to make a call to her school, that she was not going to make it. Where her heart was perfect, her body had been shutting down. Our family, AHSJ, cried with us, cherished us, and supported us. It has not stopped. My angel was granted her Angel wings on September 26, 2018. On May 2, 2019 (7 months later) they performed the most amazing tribute to her at their dance performance and included my sweet 7 year old to honor her sister. So, all day Kindergarten brought us to AHSJ, but the family bond of every student, teacher, administrator is the reason we stay!!

It's so boring. The teachers go on and on and on and I have to listen! It's outrageous!read more

I am leaving 3 stars because the school isn't the best. Even though the condition of the school is…read moregreat some teachers are a bit careless.

This school suck, it made me extremely suicidal, there is no support from staff. I had to switch…read moreschools because it made everyone depressed. the only way this school would be a good experience is if you are a band kid.

I went to this school for all 3 years and let me tell you my experience. With teachers, you win…read moresome and you lose some. Some of them will be the best teacher you will ever have in your life, and some require you to be in class, tell you to open canvas, and be silent the whole class, and there's ranges of teachers in between. Some are extremely against the pledge of allegiance while others aren't and encourage students to find what it means to them personally. I have found most of the staff to be amazing (excluding teachers from this assessment). They were always super helpful with getting me to who I need. The therapists there are also amazing. The biggest issue I have is those few rough teachers like Ms. Richmond, Mr. Wall, and basically the entire language arts department, excluding the creative writing teacher, she was amazing. But in reality, this school experience is what one makes it, so if you make it a good year then darn it it'll be a good year. Another thing is if you aren't part of any fun groups or clubs, you will hate your entire high school life. I encourage you to participate when you can and you won't regret it!

Governor-rated SAFEST SCHOOL in the state, and it feels secure and well-watched-over anytime I'm on…read morecampus. Amazing teachers, amazing energy, my son is above grade level in every category, as are all of his friends. My son never wants to leave, actually- whenever I talk about buying a home somewhere else, his first question is if he could still go to APA

To start off, this school was simply put, the worst run administration you could imagine. The level…read moreof incompetence from the administration genuinely makes me question everything in life. If you are not the favorite of the administration, you could be expected to be randomly called into their office for no apparent reason. The administration also cannot dispute for if a student stole something and in that case, they just throw the disputed item away into the trash in front of the students despite its value. They rarely fact check any issues that arise which best explained how they fired a great teacher over a complaint of a kid's parent who is menace in class. The teacher's here are a hit or miss. Either they are great teachers or they simply forget how to do their job. I had a traumatic lifehood as a middle school student here and I really really hope they change the administration here because they made my life a living hell.​​

I didn't want to send my 7th grader to public school and my oldest son graduated from MHA. So here…read moregoes #2! The teachers are fabulous! I can't say anything bad about this school.

The last semester was horrible for my son. He loved his english, math and world civ....said…read moreenglish was inspiring....all went well until he took computer programming. It was demoralizing, a brick wall, and if every computer programmer went through the same program, there would be no software engineers in Utah. There was not enough bridge to introduce the lessons, also tackle on the lack of engagement, and you have a class that was not well presented. When I brought up my concern to the principal and the counselor, and the teacher -- the teacher then took the grade out more on my son.