School overview
Somerset Academy Canyons Middle School
How the middle school is governed, funded, and changing with its high-school campus partner.
Who makes decisions for this charter campus?
Somerset Academy Canyons Middle School shares a campus, principal, governing board, and many public records with the high school. Somerset Academy, Inc.'s appointed board approved asking to combine the two charter contracts into one grades 6-12 school named Somerset Academy Canyons.
An appointed nonprofit board governs the school
Somerset Academy, Inc.'s board approves budgets, policies, charter actions, major projects, and school leadership matters across its network.
The middle school still has its own public financial statements
Its 2025 audit and 2025-26 budget remain separate from the high school's records, even while both schools operate at the same address.
The campus handbook sets different phone rules by grade level
Middle-school students may not use phones on campus during the school day. High-school students may use phones only during lunch in the high-school cafeteria.
The board's April 2026 vote authorizes a consolidation request; the collected record does not establish that the sponsor completed or approved the consolidation.
Where the school stands
Calculated from $6,677,336 divided by 560 students; this is context, not a published figure.
Major projects
Combine the middle- and high-school charters
approved_to_requestThe governing board approved asking to consolidate school numbers 4012 and 4013 into one seamless grades 6-12 charter named Somerset Academy Canyons.
- Board authorizes the middle school to seek a 15-year high-performing charter term
- Board approves the consolidation request and both charter renewals
Funding
No new funding source identified; this is a charter-governance change.
Built from the complete 10-document official campus corpus collected on October 2, 2026, including board minutes, budgets, audits, the current handbook, and governance forms.
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