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WSD is a tuition-free K-8 Utah public charter school.

Since its founding in 2010, WSD has continued to grow through opportunities for academic excellence, intellectual inquiry, artistic expression, creativity and discovery, and a strong connection to nature and the outdoors.

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Make your first choice the right choice.
New Student enrollment opens January, 2027.

Few decisions have the lasting impact on your child as that of your school choice. During these formative years, life-long friendships will be made, and values will be instilled. Weilenmann School of Discovery is here to partner with you in making those days the very best that they can be.

All interested applicants must submit an Intent to Enroll form to be included in ongoing enrollment lotteries.

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What Makes WSD Unique?

Differentiated Learning

WSD’s model of differentiated instruction recognizes that every student is unique and learns content differently.

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Effective Teachers

So much depends on a great teacher! Our teachers, like our students, are valued and respected as the heart of our school.

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Close-Knit Community

WSD families, teachers, and administrators have one thing in common–we want the best education possible for our students.

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“As parents who work professionally in music and photography, it’s important to us that our kids have the freedom to explore their creativity. WSD is a vibrant culture that not only nurtures creativity but provides rich opportunities in all areas of their learning and growth.”

Mary Beth, WSD Parent

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An Egg-cellent Rocket Launch

An Egg-cellent Rocket Launch

Middle School science students invited a Lower School class to join a very special “eggs-periment” to test Newton’s 3rd Law of Motion (“For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.”) Students designed and built rockets that, when launched,…

Fish Tales

Fish Tales

WSD eighth graders are learning a traditional Japanese printing technique called “gyotaku.” Invented by fishermen in the early 1800s, it was used both as a record of their catches and as an art form. “Legend has it,” explains Art teacher…

Fall Fest 2025!

Fall Fest 2025!

WSD families filled the Gym to capacity to participate in our third annual Fall Festival. Moved indoors due to rain, the fest was no less festive and didn’t miss a single beat when it came to providing fun for the…

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