Alpine Academy is a Utah residential treatment center and therapeutic school for adolescents. The National Association of Therapeutic Schools and Programs lists Alpine Academy as a full member in Holladay, Utah, serving all genders ages 12-18.

Alpine's public materials describe a residential treatment setting with two campuses, Mountain View for female students and Lakeview for male students. The school's NATSAP entry describes student profiles that include anxiety, depression, trauma, autism spectrum disorder, ADHD, adoption and attachment issues, grief, and low self-esteem.

The NATSAP listing states that Alpine Academy is licensed by the Utah Department of Human Services, identifies Jason Stout as chief executive officer, and lists The Teaching-Family Association as its national accreditation body. Local records and the school's site also identify Cognia and AdvancED as academic accrediting bodies.

Alpine's common questions page describes a family-teacher model in which family teachers and therapists are the primary contacts for parents. The listing gives an average length of stay of 8-12 months.