When Dustin and Peggy Lowe became parents, they began asking a simple question: Is this really the kind of education we want for our children?
The answer led them on a journey that ultimately changed the course of their lives.
After years of research and Peggy's firsthand experience in education and human development, they realized the traditional system wasn't designed to cultivate the critical thinking, character, and love of learning they wanted for the next generation. Rather than accepting the status quo, they chose to build something different.
That path led them to Apogee.
Today, Dustin and Peggy are committed to helping families raise confident, independent, and purpose-driven young leaders. They believe education should strengthen the whole child by developing character, curiosity, personal responsibility, and a lifelong love of learning.
For the Lowes, meaningful change doesn't begin in a classroom. It begins at home, with parents who choose to take an active role in shaping the future of their children, their communities, and the generations to come.


Peggy, born and raised in Utah, taught in public schools for 12 years before embracing her favorite role as a stay-at-home mom. Her inspiring passion for youth shines brightly in her interactions with young leaders. She prides herself on getting outside with her kids and making sure she is physically active and strong so she can be the best mom, wife, friend, and family member.

Dustin, a devoted father, husband, and family leader, is driven to create a lasting legacy for generations.
With a successful career in corporate finance, his true passion lies in service. Whether leading at home or in the community, he is committed to aiding others' growth and success through mentorship, action, or advocacy.
“Always look for the helpers…” - Fred Rogers.

Sam coaches our 8–11 year olds. She holds a Bachelor's in Elementary Education from the University of Utah and a Master's in Early Childhood Education from Arizona State, with six years teaching in public schools , where she saw young leaders needed something more. She found it at Apogee.

Mitch brings a hands-on STEM background, having studied Electrical Engineering Technology at Salt Lake Community College. Whether it's power tools, creative projects, or a game of tag, he helps young leaders build practical skills, confidence, and a love for problem solving.
Everyday moments from campus: field days, projects, splash pad meetups, and young leaders in action.
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“It is hard to fail, but it is worse never to
have tried to succeed.”


