Straight answers about how Apogee Utah works.
At Apogee Utah, we intentionally group students by developmental stage while preserving the power of community and mentorship.
Smolder Studio (Ages 4–7): Our youngest leaders build confidence, curiosity, and foundational skills in a nurturing, play-based environment that encourages independence and kindness.
Kindle Studio (Ages 8–11): Students deepen their academic focus while developing leadership, collaboration, and personal responsibility.
Ignite Studio (Ages 12–15): Our teen leaders step into mentorship, goal-setting, and real-world application, growing in ownership of their learning and their impact on others.
High School Studio (16-18): Coming soon
This progression allows children to grow within a supportive community, where character, leadership, and learning develop together; preparing them not just for the next studio, but for life.
Apogee Utah serves leaders (kids) in grades Pre-K though 10th grade, with plans to advance in the years ahead.
There is a non-refundable enrollment and supply fee of $500. Tuition for the 2026–2027 school year is $13,200.
Apogee Utah families may also qualify for the Utah Fits All scholarship (contact us to learn more).
Apogee Utah operates on a 9-month calendar intentionally designed to support the development of strong families and thriving children.
We believe families are the primary influence in a child’s life, and we honor the short and powerful window of time parents have to shape character, confidence, and connection. Our calendar includes week-long breaks throughout the year to create space for meaningful time together, real-world experiences, and lasting memories.
This flexible schedule also empowers families to travel and explore without stepping away from their studio journey.
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