Original Research by School Decision on Weber State University Charter Academy
Weber State University Charter Academy no longer operates. The school’s lifecycle status is listed as closed, which means there is no current academic program, student body, or staff to evaluate. Any narrative about its performance, enrollment, or offerings would be describing a school that does not exist for a family looking to enroll a child today.
The only available details are its location and its basic identity as a charter school. It was situated on Edvalson Street in Ogden, Utah, on the campus of Weber State University. The school served a single grade, listed as "M through M," though the specific grade level is not further defined in the data. No state testing data, no enrollment figures, no student demographics, no graduation rate, and no program offerings are present. The comparison fact-set that would position this school against its county’s districts is also absent entirely.
Ogden itself is an economic hub for northern Utah, with major employers including the Internal Revenue Service, McKay Dee Hospital, and Weber State University. The city has seen significant revitalization in recent years, with downtown development, new housing, and growth across industries such as outdoor recreation, IT, aerospace, and advanced manufacturing. Historic 25th Street is the core of nightlife and dining. None of this context matters for the school, however, because it is no longer open.
The parent district is listed as Weber State University Charter Academy itself, which means the school operated as its own district, but that district is also effectively closed. No parent-relevant changes over the last several years were found in the district brief. A parent reading this will need to look elsewhere in Ogden, whether to other charter options, the Ogden City School District, or nearby districts in Weber County, because this school offers no present pathway.
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