Salt Lake School for the Performing Arts is ‘here to stay’ — under a different charter

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Salt Lake School for the Performing Arts is ‘here to stay’ — under a different charter
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Salt Lake City students hoping to continue their education at the Salt Lake School for the Performing Arts can breathe a sigh of relief: The school will continue operating — under the umbrella of a different charter school.

The Oquirrh School Building on 400 East, where the Salt Lake School for the Performing Arts is housed, on Tuesday, April 18, 2023.

“This opportunity we have as Canyon Grove to come in and almost create a district-type situation, where we can create more support for these schools, I think that’s the big winner to it,” she said.Goates said Canyon Grove will try to “keep everything as consistent as possible.” In past years, SPA students took their core academic classes — such as math and science — at Highland High School. That changed when SPA moved from the The former campus of the Salt Lake School for the Performing Arts, when it was housed in the since-demolished Rosslyn Heights Elementary building on 2000 East, on Tuesday, April 18, 2023.

Goates said that despite SPA’s financial issues, “it goes back to the seats” — as in, seats available to students. Board member Rabecca Cisneros noted in her “yes” vote that she felt Canyon Grove had a “history of accountability.”

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