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APPLY FOR THE 2025-2026 SCHOOL YEAR
APPLY FOR THE 2024-2025 SCHOOL YEAR
We are one of the Best Charter Schools in Utah: Nurturing the Whole Child for a Bright Future
Welcome to the Open Classroom, a Pre-K through 8th Grade co-op public charter school in Salt Lake City, Utah. Recognized as one of the best charter schools in Utah, we're not just an educational institution but a community where children transform into capable leaders, problem-solvers, and compassionate friends.
COMPREHENSIVE AND COLLABORATIVE EDUCATION FOR EVERY CHILD
At Open Classroom, we go beyond academics to consider the holistic needs of each student. We integrate social, emotional, creative, cognitive, and physical elements into our curriculum, making us a standout choice among charter schools in Salt Lake City, Utah.
ENROLLMENT AND INFORMATION FOR THE 2024-2025 SCHOOL YEAR
To read more about our admissions process, click HERE.
Note: As part of our application process, we require all prospective parents to attend a school tour. RSVP options are available below.
Visit Our School
Prospective parents and caregivers are required to attend a tour before we enroll their student. We will offer options for both in person and virtual tours on the following dates.
In-person with our founder Carolyn:
May 14th (Wednesday), 9am
Virtual via Zoom:
May 15th (Thursday), 6:30pm
Parent Information Nights
Parent/Caregiver Info Nights for prospective families will be held in the OC Library on the following date:
-TBA
Attendance satisfies the application requirement and is a great opportunity to meet and ask questions of families who attend the OC.
Childcare will be provided.
If you have questions about enrollment or your student's wait list position, please contact our front office at (801)578-8144.
Community of Learners
The Open Classroom Charter School is a parent cooperative learning community in which teachers and parents collaborate to educate the whole child and empower life-long learners. Our founders named the program the Open Classroom because they wanted the program to stand for a flexible approach to education, where the needs of each child are considered individually.
