Countdown to the reunion:

The cool kids RSVP early. First 50 to grab tickets get a surprise gift pack. The gifts will be available when you check-in for the reunion. No hall pass required.

Welcome Back, Hawks

Thirty years later - still Once a Hawk, Always a Hawk.
Reconnect with classmates, relive the memories, and celebrate how far we have all come. Feel free to bring a spouse or +1.

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SAVE THE DATE: 30-Year Reunion - Saturday, September 12, 2026

Then & Now

Find Your Classmates

Search our alumni directory to reconnect with old friends, teammates, and classmates from the Class of 96.

Share Your Story

What have you been up to since 1996? Log in to update your profile and let everyone know where life has taken you.

Nostalgia Lane

Relive every year of high school with throwback content - music, movies, news, and Alta memories from 1993 to 1996.

This Day in Hawk History

Local & World News: 1993 British Parliament approves new European Community treaty changes.; 1995 A deadly heat wave strikes Chicago, killing over 700 people in one of the worst natural disasters in city history

Business & Economy: 1993 U.S. exports rise strongly in May, narrowing the trade deficit.

Pop Culture: 1993 Steven Spielberg's "Schindler's List" is announced as a major awards contender.; 1996 Over 2,000 guitar players, including Chet Atkins and Jeff "Skunk" Baxter, set a new world record for the largest jam session ever when they played Heartbreak Hotel for 75 minutes at Nashville's Riverfront Park.

Tech: 1993 The Internet Engineering Task Force approves new standards for email security.

Sports: 1993 Cyclist Lance Armstrong wins his first professional stage race.; 1994 Germany's 3rd place finish at World Cup 1994 disappoints the defending champions after losing to Bulgaria

Science: 1993 Scientists report advances in treating HIV/AIDS with combination drug therapy.

Alta Fun Facts

Known as the Home of the Hawks -- Once a hawk, always a hawk.
Opened in 1978 around the time that we were born!
Originally part of the Jordan School District. Now it is part of Canyons School District.
Has one of the largest AP programs in Utah.
Has an award-winning performing arts program.