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Student Showcase!

From the Rocky Mountains to the Mississippi, students really covered a lot of ground during our first unit rotation of Geography of North America! Take a look at some of our amazing student work below!

Next Up… Modern US History!

We’re kicking off Unit 1 where students will begin discovering the events, challenges, and people that shaped America today.

The Master Project Is Coming Next Week!

The Master Project

This year, every AHS Worldwide student can take part in the classic American Heritage Master Project! Students will choose a Christlike hero from the time period of our Modern US History course, discover how that person moved forward the Cause of Christ, and learn how they can follow their hero’s example and do the same in their own way.

Each student can follow along with their respective Master Project Student Workbook (links below). If upper elementary and middle school students can type—or need typing practice—we highly recommend using the workbook digitally (no printing required; and saves a lot of time). Early elementary students will need a printed workbook for their Master Project.

This single Master Project is a year-long project and will be completed during each history unit studied throughout the year. We hope each student will take this opportunity to participate in one of the most transformational experiences AHS Worldwide has to offer.

Grades K–2Early ElementaryPrint one for each child. Parents will use the resources provided to help their child complete each step.Print Workbook ›Printables ›
Grades 3–5Upper ElementaryPrint if you prefer your student to write on paper. Otherwise, use the digital Word doc to type responses. Some steps are more involved and will require parent support.Print Workbook ›Digital Workbook ›
Grades 6–8Middle SchoolPrint if you prefer your student to write on paper. Otherwise, use the digital Word doc to type responses. Most steps can be completed by students without parent support.Print Workbook ›Digital Workbook ›

School Elections Are Coming Up!

School Elections

We hope our middle school students will seriously consider running for office! We have six positions to fill. Use the following link to read about each one and how to apply.

Applications dueOctober 9
Preliminary votingOctober 19–22
Election DayOctober 23Live and online

If you don’t have a Gmail account, your student can send his/her application video and signed Parent Acknowledgement Form directly to Brianna Winters (bwinters@ahsworldwide.org).

Language Arts

Levels 4, 5, 6 and 8 are starting new units on Monday! Be sure you have the new books ready to learn even more about American history throughout time. Tap your student’s level below to get the book.

Mark Your Calendars!

Rowley's Red Barn Field Trip

Join us for a trip to Rowley’s Red Barn in Santaquin with other AHS Worldwide families! Cost is only $6 per person. Please use the form below to RSVP for your family or student(s).

October 910am – 2pmRowley’s Red Barn, 901 S 300 W, Santaquin, UT 84655

RSVPFor your family or student(s)RSVP here ›

Important: students coming without parents

Students who are 12–15 years old by the end of the calendar year (December 31) may come without parents. They can ride with our drivers (volunteers and staff) if parents drop them off by 9:00 AM at our Vineyard office, 374 E 1750 N #D.

A signed release form is required.

Release FormPrint, sign, and bring it alongOpen the form ›

Questions? Contact Brianna Winters at bwinters@ahsworldwide.org.

Hope to see you there!

All Campus Activities

Orchestra, Musicals & Cross-Country
As your students get into the groove of their school routines, you may be looking for other ways to be involved. The Lyceum Orchestra, Summer Musicals, or the Cross-Country team, are all ways to have your Worldwide student connect with other students at AHS. Please reach out to us to find out more!
Heritage Youth Chorus Extended Choir
The Heritage Youth Chorus Extended Choir is also open to youth who will be between the ages of 14-18 in 2026, and who live at least 50 miles away from the American Heritage School campuses in American Fork and Salt Lake City. Youth who would like to participate in the Extended Choir must meet the following criteria:
  • ✓Be available to tour with the choir during one or both of these two time periods:21 June – 3 July 202731 July – 7 August 2027
  • ✓Pay tour costs (see more HERE)
  • ✓Be willing to live the AHS Honor Code, which includes standards for dating, dress and appearance, entertainment and media, language, and other topics.

Student Photo Wall Invite

Student Photo Wall Invite video

Click to see how YOU can help us see our AHS Worldwide students grow!

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