Who wants their school to hold itself to higher standards?
- A Top-Rated Education for Free
- College Prep – No Testing Fees
- Athletics, Clubs, and Extracurriculars
- Grades Served: Pre-K through 12th
100%
College acceptance for the past 20 years
4x
The national average for college degree attainment
13%
Higher than the state average for college preparedness
27
Years of proven success
Elevate Your Expectations with Uplift Education
At Fort Worth’s Uplift Elevate campus, students receive an International Baccalaureate (IB) curriculum for all grades. Our personalized learning approach caters to individual growth, with a focus on Social Emotional Learning (SEL) and prioritizing safety. Uplift Elevate offers great value through rigorous academics, athletic opportunities, and diverse extracurriculars.
- PreK-12th grades served
- 800 enrollments
- Mascot: Blue Jay
- School Colors: Lavender & Navy

The Uplift Difference
Learn & Earn
Uplift scholars can earn up to $3,100 for college or career after graduation with our unique "Learn & Earn" scholarship program! Starting in 5th grade, scholars complete challenges throughout the year to earn credits per year. Credits accumulate and convert to dollars awarded after high school graduation. Challenges focus on encouraging global-mindedness, fostering strong school culture, and achieving college and career readiness.
Road to College and Career
Uplift’s unparalleled Road To College & Career (RTCC) program starts in middle school and continues after high school, through college, and into a career. In middle school and high school scholars are shown a variety of college and career options, and counselors help scholars and families choose a "best fit" path for the future. After high school, dedicated alumni counselors continue to support alums through college and into a career.
Safety and Security
The safety of our scholars is of the utmost importance. Each Uplift campus features gated and fenced grounds, electronic access systems, security cameras, police officers on campus, and locked exterior and classroom doors. Our vigilant staff and well-rehearsed emergency procedures ensure a community where scholars feel safe and protected.


When it comes to the success of our graduates, they speak for themselves.
The Whole Scholar
Strong Scholar
Culture
Social & Emotional
Road To College
& Career
And Beyond
Connected
Families
A Valuable
Partnership
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Uplift Education does not require admission exams or interviews; instead, a random and automated lottery system is used to ensure fairness. Open to all students who meet the age requirements, you have the opportunity to apply to up to three Uplift schools and set a priority order, knowing that each Uplift school offers an exceptional educational experience.

FAQs
Uplift's academic focus is based on the globally recognized, college and life prep, International Baccalaureate (IB) curriculum. All Uplift high schools are authorized IB schools, and through the IB Diploma Program students have the opportunity to earn college credit while in high school by earning passing scores on their IB exams. IB is similar to AP, but it is an internationally recognized program.. Students earning a full IB Diploma are guaranteed a minimum of 24 college credit hours at a Texas public college or university, in accordance with Texas law. Some Uplift high schools do offer Advanced Placement courses (AP) or Dual Credit (DP), but those options are limited and vary by high school.
At Uplift, developing our scholars socially and emotionally is equally as important as developing them academically. It is our goal to not only help our scholars be prepared for college, but also be globally-minded citizens who are caring, principled and open-minded.
We invite you to learn more about Social and Emotional Learning at Uplift by visiting our SEL page.
Uplift Education campuses report grades on a nine-week grading cycle. Individual Progress Reports are provided at the 3-week and 6-week mark of a grading cycle and Report Cards at the end of each 9-week grading cycle.
At Uplift, achievement of skills and knowledge are the primary basis for grades. Teachers provide a written overview of course requirements and expectations in the the first week of school which includes assessment measures and grading scale.
It is Uplift’s policy not to rank scholars.
Your child’s safety is our top priority. While we can't guarantee there will never be an emergency on one of our campuses, we can ensure that we have plans in place to address safety issues within our control at each of our campuses:
- Gated and fenced campuses, locking vestibules, and electronic access systems provide a multi-layer support to prevent unwanted intruders.
- Security cameras located throughout the campus provide a full view of the school.
- Locked exterior and classroom doors are regularly checked throughout the day.
- Armed police officers on campus.
- Background checks on all visitors and volunteers.
- Comprehensive emergency plans, active shooter response training, along with regularly conducted safety drills.
While we know that these are best practices and exceed the safety requirements of TEA and the Texas School Safety Center, we also need your partnership in being vigilant and responsive to your child’s mental needs.
If you have additional questions about our safety measures, please contact safetyquestions@uplifteducation.org.
The arrival and dismissal times vary by school. We invite you to use our School Directory and click the “Learn More” button next to your child’s school then click the “Click Here for the Parent Website” button on the school web page to visit your school’s individual website. Once there, you can navigate to the Family & Scholars link located near the top right-hand corner. Lastly, click on School Hours.