Utah is renowned for its rich pioneer history, and NWL Architects is a pioneer in designing state-of-the-art schools that outlast the test of time. Combine the two, and Lehi High School is born; a $65,077,609 replacement high school in Lehi, Utah. This project required careful phasing and planning so that students could continue working while new paths were being paved—both literally and figuratively—for their future success. The main entrance and performing arts complex of the 243,367-square-foot school were configured to face Lehi City’s historic Main Street, improving the school’s community connection, accessibility, design cohesion, and cultural presence. Phased classroom construction was carefully executed while the physical education and athletics facilities were grouped with ample parking adjacent to the fields. The school’s revamped design helps reinforce the Alpine School District as a leader in innovative K-12 building design while earning Lehi High School’s students a reputation akin to that of The Beehive State’s industrious founders.