two changes, it was announced that in the 2017–2018 school year, Lehi High School will move to 4A again. Lehi High School will move to 4A for every sport except for football where they will remain in the 5A region. Beginning in 2016, the school began a five year rebuild as a part of a $387 million bond passed by the residents of Alpine School District. The construction was accomplished in phases in order to accommodate the students during the school year. Construction was completed prior to the 2021-2022 school year. Academics Lehi High School was ranked in the top-scoring 50 high schools in Utah, based on students' scores in Utah's Criterion Referenced Tests (CRT). The percentage of students who met proficiency standards were as follows: Language Arts 88.28%, Mathematics 67.99%, and Science 58.81%, all above average for the state. The Advanced Placement participation rate at Lehi High is 28% with an 81% passing rate. Lehi High School has a student to teacher ratio of 24:1. Athletics Lehi Football won state championships in the following years: 1980 - Lehi was the Class 2A champion, defeating Morgan High School 2000 - Lehi was the Class 3A champion, defeating Delta High School 2017 - Lehi was the Class 5A Champion, defeating Skyridge High School 2021 - Lehi was the Class 5A Champion, defeating Springville High School 2022 - Lehi was the Class 5A Champion, defeating Timpview High School. Student body As of 2016, Lehi High School had a total student enrollment of 2,604. 88% of those students were Caucasian, 7% Hispanic, 1% American Indian, 1% Pacific Islander, 1% Black, and 1% Asian. 51% of the student population were male, 49% female. 16% of students came from economically disadvantaged families. See also List of high schools in Utah References External links 1908 establishments in Utah Educational institutions established in 1908 Public high schools in Utah Schools in Utah County, Utah