Upperman High School proudly opened on August 22, 1959, as a tribute and living educational memorial to Dr. Harry Lee Upperman and Baxter Seminary. Dr. Upperman's philosophy of education is still alive and well at Upperman High School today.
The trophy case in the front hall is filled with trophies and memories of the school's past academic achievements and success in athletic competitions. However, the most important mementos of the past in this trophy case are the four inspirational words above it, the Upperman Motto: "Truth, Honor, Loyalty, Service." These unforgettable words, and all that they have meant throughout our school's history, are a large part of who we are and what we hope to become in the future.
On January 6, 2003, the new Upperman High School opened its doors for the first time. The former UHS campus is now home to a school serving grades 2-4 named Cornerstone Elementary.
Meiah finished 2nd in the long jump at 16 feet 11 inches!
Students love Homecoming dress up days!
What a season it was for the UHS boys volleyball team! 🏐 The team went into the Boys State volleyball tournament at Green Hill HS as the 4th seed in May, 2024. They played their hearts out but came up short. Despite this, we are thrilled to share that Brayden Roberts was awarded a spot on the all-state team - a well-deserved honor!