Sharon Elementary site special education center
The school district plans to renovate the Sharon Elementary site starting in August 2026 as an interim home for a specialized K-12 school and an 18-22 transition program, funded by a $10 million capital pre-load, before building a permanent facility.
In review
- Type
- Public project
- Applicant
- Timpanogos School District
- Location
- Sharon Elementary site, 400 East, Orem
In brief
Sharon Elementary site special education center appears on one recorded agenda: the City Council work session meeting of April 15, 2026.
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Sharon Elementary site special education center
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Every hearing and vote
April 15, 2026 · City Council work session
Sharon Elementary site for special education and transition programs
Discussed
Board Vice President Sterling Hilton said the Sharon Elementary site will be renovated beginning in August to house a specialized K-12 school for students with severe disabilities (about 100 students) and an 18-22 transition program (125 to 150 students), using a $10 million capital 'pre-load' as a temporary three-to-five-year step. Council Member Millett asked about expanding space for the Giant Steps autism preschool run with Wasatch Mental Health. The district asked the city for help getting UTA service on 400 East, and the city manager offered contacts.