Timpanogos High School is excited to welcome Rebecca Andreasen as its new assistant principal. With a strong background in education and student support, Andreasen brings a passion for learning, leadership, and community building to the T-Wolf family.

Andreasen began her career at Lehi High School, where she taught health for three years. She then went on to earn a Master of Public Health from Brigham Young University and an Educational Leadership Certificate from Utah Valley University. Most recently, she has served as the Prevention Specialist in Student Support Services, where she worked to promote student well-being and success.

Dedicated to fostering a positive school environment, Andreasen is eager to connect with students, staff, and the broader Timpanogos community. “I am beyond excited to join the Timpanogos family and can’t wait to learn from and connect with all of you,” she shared.

Outside of education, Andreasen and her husband, Stan, have been happily married for 32 years and are the proud parents of four sons and grandparents to four grandchildren. They love calling Utah home and take full advantage of its natural beauty by cycling, hiking, and unwinding in the mountains—especially by a lake.

Timpanogos High School is thrilled to welcome Rebecca Andreasen to its leadership team and looks forward to the positive impact she will have on the school community.