In architecture, a key design challenge is balancing form with function in the most ideal way for individual project needs. Granger High School is a remarkable example of this balance, with the school’s form not only complementing its function with striking aesthetics but with thoughtfully configured materials, shape, line, contrast, and color that intertwine so intricately with the building’s function, it’s hard to tell where one ends and the other begins. Granger High resides in that ideal spot where form and function join in a harmonious built environment that’s designed to inspire occupants for generations to come.  

Completed for Granite School District in 2013, the award-winning replacement high school embodies the latest in 21st-century learning, featuring innovative academic classroom space, technology labs, science facilities, and versatile spaces for physical education and performing arts. Built on a very tight site in multiple phases, the 441,000-square-foot Granger High School is a testament to deft design coordinated with precise planning and successful teamwork. As of 2024, the school serves a student body of 3,481 who enjoy its ample state-of-the-art educational and extracurricular features and facilities. For the Granger Lancers, education isn’t just a journey – it's a destination.