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Enrollment

Enrollment Information

If you would like your student to be placed on the lottery interest list for THIS 2026–2027 school year,

please send the following information to Sarah Clyde at sclyde@timpacademy.org:

  • Parent/Guardian Name
  • Student Name
  • Student Date of Birth
  • Grade the student will be entering for the 2026–2027 school year

She will get back to you as soon as possible with information about availability.

If you would like your student to be placed on the Lottery for NEXT school year (2027-2028), please fill out this form: https://form.jotform.com/262384041901148

The School Lottery will run on January 31, 2027. Any applications submitted after this date will automatically be

placed at the bottom of the waitlist in the order they are received.

Kindergarten Eligibility:

Under Utah state law, students enrolling in kindergarten for the 2026–2027 school year must be 5 years old on or before September 1, 2026.

Students who turn 5 after September 1, 2026, are not eligible to enroll in kindergarten for that school year.

According to HB331 Students must be potty trained before attending Kindergarten.

If you have any questions, please contact Sarah Clyde.

Enrollment Q&A & Enrollment Policies

    Order of Student Priority for the Lottery

    In accordance with State and Federal requirements, Timpanogos Academy does not discriminate based on race, creed, color, religion, gender, national origin, or ability/disability status. Student enrollment preference follows this criteria:

    • First Preference: children and grandchildren of the school's founders and those who have served the school as Significant Stakeholders (i.e Teachers and Staff).
    • Second Preference: siblings of currently enrolled students
    • Third Preference: other students within Utah according to spaces available
    How Do I Enroll?
    1. Applications are accepted for the lottery from the end of August in each school year through 11:59pm on January 31st of each school year.
    2. Fill out the Lottery Application here: https://form.jotform.com/262384041901148
    3. When you fill out the on-line form and click on the "Submit" button, your application will be submitted to the school and your student will be enrolled in the 2027-2028 lottery that will be held in February of 2027.
    4. Applications submitted after the enrollment deadline will be added to the bottom of the wait list in the order they are received.
    Enrollment Policy/Procedure for Current and New Students
    1. Automatic Re-Enrollment: All students currently enrolled at Timpanogos Academy will automatically be given a seat at the school for the next school year. However, parents must complete the Registration Form by the deadline provided by the school (usually in early April) to secure their student’s seat. If the Registration Form is not completed by the deadline, the student may lose their seat, and the available space may be offered to another family on the waitlist. If your family knows that a student will not be returning to Timpanogos Academy, please let us know as soon as possible so we can determine how many spaces will be available in each grade.
    2. Lottery Enrollment Period: Children whose new applications are received during the open enrollment period will be entered into the Lottery along with students who are currently on the waitlist. The results of the Lottery will determine each student's acceptance or waitlist position for the 2027–2028 school year.
    3. Applications Received After the Lottery: Children whose applications are received after the Lottery enrollment period has closed will be added to the bottom of the 2027–2028 waitlist for their grade, after all students who participated in the Lottery.
    4. Acceptance Notifications: Acceptance emails will begin being sent by the end of February 2027. The email will include a link to the Registration Form and instructions for completing the enrollment process.
    5. Acceptance Deadline: Parents of accepted students will have two weeks from the date of notification to decide whether they will enroll their student at Timpanogos Academy. Students whose families do not accept their offered position within two weeks will forfeit their position and be moved to the bottom of the waitlist. The next student on the waitlist will then be offered enrollment.
    6. Waitlists Are Created Each Year: Timpanogos Academy cannot create waitlists for school years beyond the current/upcoming school year. The Lottery system used to determine which new students will be offered enrollment is reset each year. Therefore, new waitlists are created each year through the Lottery process. Adding a very young child to the waitlist in advance does not provide an advantage. Acceptance to Timpanogos Academy is offered to waitlisted students only through the Lottery process for the specific school year for which they are applying.
    7. Kindergarten Age Requirement: IMPORTANT: In accordance with Utah State Law, children must turn five (5) before September 1, 2027, in order to enroll in Kindergarten for the 2027–2028 school year. Applications received for children who do not meet this age requirement will be discarded.
    8. Potty Training Requirement: IMPORTANT: In accordance with Utah State Law, children must be potty trained before attending school.
      • Exceptions may be made only for students with a condition documented in an IEP or 504 Plan. Parents must meet with the school before placement can be made.
    9. Applying to Multiple Schools: Students may apply to as many schools as they wish. However, according to Utah State Law, students may only be enrolled in one school. If your child is offered enrollment at more than one charter or public school, you must choose only one school in which to register your child. You may, however, be enrolled in one school while maintaining waitlist status at another. The Utah State Board of Education compares enrollment lists for charter schools throughout the state. Timpanogos Academy also cooperates with Alpine School District to ensure that students are not dual-enrolled.
    10. Age-Appropriate Grade Placement: IMPORTANT: New incoming students will only be accepted and enrolled in their age-appropriate grade. This is generally the grade following the student's current grade at their current school, or Kindergarten if the student is entering school for the first time. Timpanogos Academy will not enroll a student in a grade that is advanced beyond their age-appropriate grade.
    Additional Physical Copies of Required Forms

    In addition to completing the online registration forms, the following physical documents must be provided to Timpanogos Academy:

    1. If your child has not been immunized according to the Utah immunization schedule, you must obtain an exemption form through the Utah Department of Health and Human Services or your local health department.How to Get a Utah Immunization Exemption Form:Please bring the completed exemption documentation, along with documentation of the immunizations your child has received, to Timpanogos Academy at the time of registration.
      • Online Option: Complete the free training through Immunize Utah and print the resulting certificate/form.
      • In-Person Option: Visit a local public health department for a consultation. A fee of up to $25 may apply.
      • Medical Exemptions: If you are claiming a medical exemption, you must also provide a signed written notice from a licensed healthcare provider.
    2. Birth Certificate: A copy of your child’s birth certificate.
    3. Proof of Residency: Documentation showing that you reside at your current address, such as a utility bill or other official document.

    Submitting Documents: These documents may be brought to Timpanogos Academy in person or emailed to Cindy Bullock at cbullock@timpacademy.org

    Previous Elementary Schools

    The names of children who have completed registration for Timpanogos Academy have been released to the Alpine School District office. The district office notifies each school of the number of students not returning the following year. Principals will know how many students to plan for, but the identity of individual students is not released.