Soldier Hollow Charter School

Nestled in the rural fringe of Heber City, Utah, at 3444 West 3000 South, Soldier Hollow Charter School serves as an active, independent charter district dedicated to early childhood, elementary, and middle school education. Operating a single operational campus within the Heber metropolitan area, the district offers structured learning programs spanning from prekindergarten through the eighth grade. For the 2024–2025 academic year, the school educates a tight-knit student body of 328 children—comprising 178 male and 150 female students—with balanced cohort sizes across elementary and middle school grade levels. The student population represents a diverse cross-section of the local region, including 275 White, 33 Hispanic, 16 multiracial, 2 American Indian, and 2 Black students, fostering a collaborative and supportive learning environment.

A defining element of Soldier Hollow Charter School is its strong staffing model, which maintains approximately 68 full-time equivalent (FTE) personnel to ensure individualized student attention. The district’s academic core is supported by nearly 41 FTE classroom teachers, over 4 FTE instructional aides, and almost 23 FTE support staff members dedicated to administrative, operational, and student services. This generous educator-to-student ratio allows the school to deliver tailored instruction across all grade levels. Functioning as its own local educational agency for federal programs, the district provides researchers with a compelling model of rural charter administration and offers families a small-school atmosphere centered on holistic academic growth. Prospective parents and community members can explore further details on the district's official website at www.mysoldierhollow.com or by calling (435) 654-1347.