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Athlos Academy of Utah is governed by a dedicated board comprised of parents and community members. The board is responsible for developing, implementing, and assessing policy; instituting sound employee relations; conducting open meetings; recognizing and conforming to the legal mandates imposed by state and federal laws; and governing within the limits of the delegation of state authority as a non-profit and public school board.
Additionally, the board has an obligation to assess its successes and challenges, inform the public of all deliberations and decisions, promote accountability, avoid abuse of power, enhance public understanding of its mission, conform to standards of ethical behavior, provide a framework for setting goals, and develop strategic plans for the accomplishment of those goals.
The governing board holds regular board meetings on the fourth Thursday of each month. Unless otherwise noted, the meetings are held at:
Athlos Academy of Utah
12309 South Mustang Trail Way
Herriman, UT 84096
Ben Hyink, Chair
bhyink@athlosutah.org
Benj Heuston, Vice Chair
bheuston@athlosutah.org
Jon Cazier, Treasurer
jcazier@athlosutah.org
Amber Wade, Secretary
awade@athlosutah.org
Jared Jensen, Board Member
jjensen@athlosutah.org
KC Loder, Board Member
Kelly Shafto, Board Member
kshafto@athlosutah.org
Will Fountain, Board Member
Mac Tapia, Board Member
mtapia@athlosutah.org
The Athlos Academy of Utah board will have an active, engaged community because we believe parental involvement, business involvement, and constituent involvement enables students to develop prepared minds, healthy bodies, and performance character.
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Athlos enrollment will increase year over year in order to promote the financial viability of the school because we believe that it will attract and retain high-quality staff and support rigorous educational programs.
This will be measured by:
Athlos academic proficiency scores in ELA and Math will meet or exceed state standards because we believe high-quality educational opportunities contribute to academic success.
This will be measured by:
All meeting dates and times subject to change
Athlos Academy of Utah utilizes its LAND Trust money to support the implementation of its cutting-edge athletic curriculum. This curriculum, aligned to the Utah Physical Education Standards, was created with long-term athletic development in mind and was carefully crafted based on proven science and research. The Athlos Athletic Curriculum and Healthy Body program support student academic achievement. LAND Trust funds allow AAU to hire experienced coaches to support the implementation of this unique program and to improve health and learning in our school.
For School LAND Trust meeting dates, visit the board meeting calendar.
