American Indian Service Project Continues for the 3rd year
The American Indian Services relies on volunteer help each Christmas to provide gifts and other necessities to needy American Indians in several western states. Large trucks of donated candy arrived at a church in Provo that needed to be unloaded, and presents for needy families needed to be wrapped. Later that day, trucks from several states, including Utah, Idaho, Colorado, Arizona and Nevada arrived and were loaded with these items to be taken back to families for Christmas. Usually, this has taken an entire day to get everything done. With the help of the Provo Canyon Boys this work has been done in record time for the past three Decembers. Read more....

Utah's Own Extreme Home Makeover
The boys campus was recently involved in an extensive service project in which a local family's home and yard was completely renovated. Read about it here.

Hurricane Katrina Relief Fundraiser
Over the past year, students and staff have participated in a variety of projects which truly embody the value of service. Most recently the staff and students of PCS were able to raise over $5,700 which was given to a shelter for victims of Hurricane Katrina. Read more...

The "Apple Dumpling Gang" Strikes Again
They call themselves "treatment kids" but, really, they are just kids in treatment. On the 21st and 22nd of September 2004, girls and boys at Provo Canyon School became the "Apple Dumpling Gang", and came out in force for an apple-picking service project. Read more...

The Art Program at Provo Canyon School
The art program at Provo Canyon School offers a broad exposure to the discipline. The subjects taught include Ceramics, Sculpture, Drawing, Painting, Art Foundations 1 and 2, Commercial Art and Design, and Interior Design. The program is based on a focus of art production with emphasis on Discipline Based Art Education. This includes Art History, Art Aesthetics, and Art Criticism, along with the production of Art. Read more...