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For Eligible Students in Grades 6-12
We have limited spots available for Winter 2025. Follow the steps below to apply. Classes begin in January.
Accepting Applications for the 2024-25 Waitlist
Is Your Child New to LAU?
If your student is attending LAU for the first time, you’ll need to complete a New Student Application for them. Please scroll down and review the information on this page for full details!
Is Your Child Returning to LAU?
If your student has attended LAU within the past year, you can submit a Returning Student Application for them in SIS. You’ll be able to register them for classes once their application is approved.
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About the Returning Student Application
The Returning Student Application is simple—you’ll just need to update any personal info that has changed and complete two short surveys required by the state.
Specifically, you’ll be asked to confirm the following information for your student:
- Contact information (including emergency contact)
- Medical information (for any significant changes)
- Home address (in case you have moved)
- Economic survey (requested each year by the state)
- State testing options (requested each year by the state)
The New Student Application at a Glance
We break these steps down one by one, below.
We break these steps down one by one, below.
Step 2: Confirm Eligibility
To be eligible to apply at LAU, your student must meet the following:
- Intent to enroll full-time: LAU is a full-time program. For grades 6-8, students must take at least five classes per semester; for grades 9-12, students must take at least six classes per semester.
- Entering grades 6-12: Your student must be entering grades 6-12 for the upcoming school year. (The maximum recommended age to enroll at LAU is 18.)
- Residence in Utah: Your student must legally reside in the state of Utah. (See “Enrollment Requirements” on our FAQ page for more details on legal residency.)
- Required immunizations: As required by Utah state law, you must provide proof of immunizations for your student (unless they have a formally documented exception for medical, religious, or personal reasons).
Step 3: Prepare Your Documents
During the application process, you’ll be asked to provide the following information as required by school policy and/or state or federal law:
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Child’s Proof of Age
To verify your child’s identity, you’ll be asked to provide a copy of your student’s birth certificate during the application process.
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Parent Identification
To verify your identity, you’ll be asked to provide a copy of one of the following forms of identification during the application process:
- Driver’s license
- Passport
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Proof of Current Residence
To verify your Utah residency,* you’ll be asked to provide a copy of one of the following documents during the application process:
- A mortgage statement from the past 60 days
- A lease agreement for your current residence from within the past year
- A current utility bill (water, power, gas, cable, internet, or phone) or bank statement from the past 60 days
- A notarized letter from your homeowner stating that you and your student currently live in the residence (this is required when the residence is not in the parent/guardian's name)
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Child’s Proof of Immunization
To verify your child’s immunizations, you’ll be asked to provide a copy of one of the following documents during the application process (all must be signed or stamped by a health care provider):
- An official state of Utah immunization form
- An immunization booklet with each dose signed or stamped
- An official school record from your child’s previous school
- A printout from your health provider or health department
See the Utah Department of Health & Human Services for information on required vaccines and exemption forms.
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Prior Academic Records
To verify your child’s school history, you’ll be asked to provide an unofficial transcript during the application process as described below:
- For students applying for grades 9-12: Please submit an unofficial transcript that includes the complete end-of-year grades from the prior school year(s).
- For students applying for grades 6-8: Please submit an unofficial transcript only if they earned high school credit for math while in middle school.
If your student is switching to LAU from homeschool, please contact an academic counselor to discuss how their homeschool path will prepare them for our program.
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Other Documentation & Enrollment Questions
You will be asked to provide the following information for your student as required by school policy and/or state or federal law:
- Emergency contact
- School district or residence
- Ethnicity/race
- Home language/ESL/bilingual education
- Prior speech and/or language services
- Medical information/history
- Foster child/ward of state
- Refugee status
- Juvenile probation
- Expulsion/suspension history
- Media consent and release
- Declaration of household income
- School directory disclosure
You may also need to provide these additional documents if any of the following circumstances apply:
- Individualized Education Program (IEP): If your student has had an IEP in the past three years, please submit a copy of their most recent IEP along with any supporting evaluation documentation. Please also include your child’s most recent Determination of Eligibility.
- IEP Exit Documentation: If your student has formally exited from special education services, please submit a copy of their exit documentation.
- Section 504 Plan: If your student has had a 504 plan within the past three years, please submit a copy of their most recent 504 plan.
- Custody Order: If your legal guardianship of your student is determined by a court order, please submit a copy of the order.
Step 4: Create an SIS Account
Student Information Services (SIS) is where you’ll submit your student’s application and register them for classes after it’s approved.
Create your SIS parent account, then add your child under My Students once you’re logged in.
Note: Be sure to use a valid email address for your SIS parent account, and a separate, unique email address for each student you add. LAU will send important information via email to both you and your student.
Step 5: Submit Application
- On a laptop or desktop computer, log in to your SIS parent account.
- Under My Students, click the tab with your student’s name. Then click “Application.”
- Follow the on-screen prompts to add the required information and documents. (Documents must be less than 2MB to upload.)
- Complete the final steps of the application, then click Submit. (You’ll need to complete a separate application for each student you want to enroll.)
Step 6: Await Approval
Once you’ve submitted your student’s application, we will process it and get back to you as soon as possible!
Already submitted an application for your child? Registering for classes is the next step after it’s approved. Click here to view our middle school or high school course registration info.
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