History

Meridian School is a parent-supported school, founded in 1989 by a core group of families who desired a parent-governed school for their children in Utah County. Meridian School filled a vacancy left by the Waterford School when its Provo campus closed at the end of the 1989 school year. These families took the responsibility to organize an independent school governed by a Board of Trustees comprised of parents and educators. From the beginning, Meridian has been fortunate to operate in the old St. Francis Catholic School building, near the BYU campus in Provo.

The founding families have left a place where 'parent-teacher' relationships are unique, where academic excellence is celebrated, and where every student is important. Many families are attracted to the individual attention, small classes, high academic standards, and appropriate moral climate that continues to define Meridian School today. Over the years, our total annual enrollment has ranged from 150 to 310 students.