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Portrait of Brigham Young, founder of BYHS

Signature of Brigham Young


Cheri Lynn Lunt Bills, BYH Class of 1968 Honorary

Cheri Lynn Lunt Bills
BYH Class of 1968 Honorary
1950 ~ 2024


Marrian Alice Orchard Lambert, BYH Class of 1959

Marrian Alice Orchard Lambert
BYH Class of 1959
1941 ~ 2024


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Brigham Young High School
began as the Brigham Young Academy in 1876. BYA was a secondary school that grew over the decades to include grades K - 12. In the 1890s, the school began to include a few college-level students, but BYA was always primarily a high school.

In 1903, Brigham Young Academy was dissolved, and it was replaced by two organizations: Brigham Young University High School and Brigham Young University. For the next 65 years, B.Y. High served as the heart of the BYU College of Education. Master teachers at Brigham Young High School helped generations of student teachers -- once known as "Normals" -- to start successful teaching careers.

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