Located on 19 acres at the base of the Wasatch Mountains in Provo, UT, The Herritage School is a nonsectarian residential special education school for students in grades 7-12 (ages 12-18). The school provides a therapeutic environment for teenagers facing mental health, behavioral, and neurological challenges, including ADHD and learning differences. With 19 dedicated teachers and an average class size of 10, the school offers personalized academic and therapeutic support.
Two specialized programs are available, both integrating academic instruction with masters-level therapeutic care. The Elevate Academy supports students navigating depression, anxiety, attachment struggles, or trauma, focusing on life skills and healthy relationships. The Spark Academy specializes in neurodiverse and Autism spectrum treatment using an attunement-regulation-competency model. Beyond academics, students participate in therapeutic recreation such as equestrian programs, mountain biking, climbing, soccer, and volleyball. The school operates with rolling admissions and a 70% acceptance rate.