Alpine School District is managing several district-wide initiatives, including the opening of applications for free and reduced lunch programs and the transition toward the district's final school year. According to an undated notice on the district's site, Alpine students are served more than 32,000 meals each school day.
The district is currently navigating a historic final school year. This period includes the opening of new campuses, such as Silver Peak School and the Timpanogos Transition and Education Center.
Other district efforts include the launch of the ASD OpenSciEd elementary science curriculum and an upgrade to the student information system via Skyward Qmlativ. Additionally, the district has been working on financial planning and asset distribution agreements as part of ongoing district reconfiguration.
The district continues to support students through various programs, including state assessment result availability in Skyward and specialized services such as the Vision Special Education Services program.
