
Mr. Beckwith joined American Heritage School in 2005. Prior to joining American
Heritage School's administration, Mr. Beckwith was a practicing attorney for the
Washington D.C. office of Nixon Peabody LLP. A member of the Utah Bar, the Virginia
Bar, and the District of Columbia Bar, Mr. Beckwith is a graduate of the BYU Law
School and also holds bachelors and masters degrees in accountancy and information
systems from the Marriott School of Management. Mr. Beckwith has lived and worked
in Moscow Russia, New York, New York, and Washington D.C., and grew up in various
parts of the United States including Utah, California, Texas, Florida and Wisconsin.
He and his wife Candice are the parents of four children and are honored to be involved
with American Heritage School.
Leland Anderson joined American Heritage School in July of 2008. Prior to this,
Mr. Anderson graduated from Harvard University with a master's degree in School
Leadership, held leadership and teaching positions in Massachusetts and Utah, and
earned a bachelor's degree and university honors in English Teaching from Brigham
Young University. He and his wife, Gina, have three daughters and two sons. "After
considering schools in many states,” Mr. Anderson says, “American Heritage School
was right for me."

When Blaine Hunsaker was first introduced to American Heritage School he was impressed
with the principles taught at the school that develop the Christian character of
each child. Mr. Hunsaker is a graduate of Brigham Young University with a bachelors
degree in secondary music education and a minor in history. He was delighted to
accept a position as a music teacher when first coming to the school in 2002. Later,
he would also teach science, and in the summer of 2005 he joined the administrative
team. In the summer of 2006 he completed a rigorous certification in the Kodaly
methodology of music teaching at BYU. He has performed as a singer in such places
as New York, Hawaii, El Salvador and Italy. Though he is grateful for these gifts,
his true desire is to work with and bless the lives of children. He and his wife
Adrianne are the parents of five sons and one daughter, and consider American Heritage
School to be a wonderful blessing to their family.

Elizabeth Jacob was privileged to attend American Heritage as a student for grades
1-6 and is a granddaughter to H. Verlan Andersen, one of the original school founders.
She holds a Bachelor's Degree in Music Performance and Pedagogy from Brigham Young
University and is a mother to six children. She has been involved heavily with education
for many years in such capacities as homeschooling her own children and teaching
orchestra at Meridian School in Provo. She wrote the charter and served as a co-founder
for Karl G. Maeser Preparatory Academy, a charter high school located in Lindon,
Utah, which was ranked the best high school in Utah by Newsweek in May 2010. She
served on Maeser's board as Curriculum Chair for five years where she was later
employed as Accreditation Chair, assisted with administrative duties and taught
a Music History class. She currently has three children attending American Heritage
and is grateful for the opportunity her children have to enjoy the same educational
experience she values so much from her childhood. She especially appreciates the
unique mission of American Heritage to teach religious truth while expecting academic
excellence.

Trudy Camp has been employed at American Heritage School for over seventeen years.
Her love of teaching children correct principles, of America's Christian Heritage,
and love of the Lord were a few of the reasons she chose American Heritage School
as a partner in educating her own children. She has taught second grade, first grade,
and has substitute taught in all grade levels in American Heritage School classrooms.
She also has significant experience teaching homeschool for many years. From 1989
to 1996, while her three children were attending the school, she taught during the
day and provided custodial services in the evenings. In 1996, she joined the administration
with a dual role as business director and assistant principal and enjoyed assisting
in the design and construction of the American Fork campus. Trudy is currently Assistant
Principal and treasures her association with the family of American Heritage School
students, parents, teachers, and administrators.

Rich Weyland comes to American Heritage School with a wealth of experience in finance,
business management, information systems, budgeting, and has significant experience
in financial operations of nonprofit organizations. As the business director and
technology director, Mr. Weyland is also closely involved with the School’s major
theatrical events, musical productions, and other special events. Rich and his wife,
Heidi, are the parents of seven children.

Bob Wheeler comes to American Heritage School with a diverse background not only
in facilities management but also significant experience in security, law enforcement,
risk management, institutional emergency preparedness, and medical first responding.
Originally from Southern California, Bob moved his family to Utah in 2002. He earned
a BS in Criminal Justice Administration from San Diego State University, and is
a graduate of the FBI National Academy. Prior to AHS, Mr. Wheeler had a 23-year
career in law enforcement, and 7 years as a small business owner. Mr. Wheeler and
his wife, Shari, are the parents of four children and live in Alpine, Utah.

Mike Bohn relocated his family to Utah in 2010 joining the Administration and Faculty
of American Heritage School. He is passionate about Christ-centered living, loving,
and education as a firm foundation. Originally from California, he has also lived
in Texas, Hawaii, Missouri, Arkansas, and Arizona. He served in the China, Hong
Kong Mission. Mr. Bohn earned his BS in Psychology from BYU and Masters in Family,
Human Development from USU. He is the author of two relationship books and a weekly
newspaper relationship column, teaches relationship classes, and is a motivational
speaker. He was a Seminary/Institute Religious Educator for many years and professor/administrator
for several colleges – most recently at SVU.

Peter Knecht comes to American Heritage School with extensive background in sales,
marketing, and business operations. While attending BYU business school, he started
his first of many contract sales companies for various telecommunications companies.
The last of which, he grew to become the largest nationally of its kind. Recently,
after visiting with a friend and Board Member of the school, Peter began volunteering
his services in support of the school’s new distance education program. Four months
later, he officially joined the school as Director of Marketing and Assistant Director
of Distance Education and is eager to put his experience to work for this important
outreach. Peter and his wife Amber stay busy in their house of four boys, and long
awaited daughter. They enjoy competing together as a family in local triathlons
and love Utah and all the wonderful recreation it provides.

Tammy Morse joined American Heritage School in 2002. She has served the school as
head librarian, computer lab instructor, yearbook graphic design instructor, and
Technology Director. In 2009 Mrs. Morse accepted a Family and Church History service
mission call for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. This year she
is excited to return as front office administrative assistant. Mrs. Morse and her
husband, Lucky, are the parents of 5 children, one of whom attended the school for
five years.

Lisa Mulvey has been a teacher, parent, volunteer and administrative staff-member
at American Heritage School since 2000. She and her husband, Kevin, have three children,
the youngest of whom currently attends American Heritage.

Marilyn Patch joined the American Heritage staff in the fall of 2005. She loves
working at the school and says that the school has been a place of healing and learning
for her. Ms. Patch grew up on a Dairy Farm in Pleasant Grove and learned what hard
work was all about at a very young age. Hard work has helped her accomplish many
of her life long goals. She attended Brigham Young University where she studied
accounting. She was a co-owner and accountant for a steel construction company for
27 years. Ms. Patch is the mother of seven children (4 sons and 3 daughters) and
ten grandchildren who are the joy of her life. Marilyn loves to travel and learn
about new places. When she has a spare minute she plays competitive tennis and loves
the many friends she has made. Ruel Haymond,

All who know Ruel Haymond will tell you how passionate he is about education, principle-based
teaching and the Restored Gospel. With experience as the former principal at American
Leadership Academy in Spanish Fork, UT, and also as an instructor at Bear River
High School (Garland, UT), Aspen Academy (Payson, UT) and the Founders Commonwealth
(Payson, UT, homeschool cooperative), Ruel is a devoted teacher with a deep love
of God, family and country. Having graduated from Utah State University with degrees
in Family Science and Spanish, Ruel went on to complete a Masters Degree in Instructional
Technology at USU and will soon complete his PhD in Constitutional Law from George
Wythe University. Ruel is a teacher of many talents - not the least of which is
his great gift for educating hearts and connecting with students on a spiritual
level. Ruel and his wife Tresa are the parents of 7 children.

David Hancock graduated from BYU in 1991 with a degree in English. He then went
back to school and received his Juris Doctorate, cum laude, from BYU in 1994. After
graduation, Mr. Hancock and his family moved to Southern California where he practiced
law for 14 years. In 2008, Mr. Hancock returned to Utah in order to begin a career
in teaching. He has taught high school and middle school in Eagle Mountain, Utah,
providing instruction in 7th through 10th grade English, Debate, Creative Writing,
and Chess. Mr. Hancock currently lives in Eagle Mountain with his wife and four
children. His oldest daughter is married and lives with her husband in Southern
California.

Melanie Bills is a Utah native. She was born and raised in Orem. She attended Utah
Valley State College until she was married. She and her husband, Mike, moved to
Highland shortly after their second child was born and have resided there ever since.
They have three children: Brandan, Brittani, and Andruw, all of whom attend American
Heritage School. Mrs. Bills is an avid reader and loves education. She enjoys camping,
hiking and four-wheeling with her family. She has served in the Primary and is currently
serving in the Young Women's Presidency in her ward. She enjoys good music and scrap
booking. Mrs. Bills has had children attending American Heritage School since 1999,
and has enjoyed helping in classrooms and in the library.