Thank you for considering Uplift Education for your child's academic journey. We understand the importance of choosing a school where your child can thrive both academically and personally - a place that is caring and supportive, and feels like family. At Uplift, we're here to help you find the best fit for your family.
Raising Expectations for Public Education
At Uplift Education, each child’s learning experience should be fresh, relevant, and exciting.
Our Uplift students love to learn, and that’s why we call them scholars
Uplift College GRADUTES earn 23K more than their public ISD peers.
100% College Acceptance
100% High School IB authorized
What it means to be an Uplift Education Scholar.
From the moment your child arrives at school, they are immersed in a dynamic environment that fosters curiosity and creativity. Your child will engage in hands-on activities to explore math, reading, and science concepts, express themselves through various art forms, and collaborate with classmates on exciting projects. Each activity is designed to stimulate their minds and support their personal growth, creating a well-rounded educational experience that prepares them for future success.
Our academic program- The International Baccalaureate (IB)
The International Baccalaureate (IB) program at Uplift Education helps students think deeply and stay curious. It encourages them to ask tough questions and solve difficult problems confidently. The program’s goal is to inspire students to be active and caring people who respect themselves and others while being involved in their communities. By teaching about the world around them, both locally and globally, the IB program prepares students to make a positive impact and to understand and respect different cultures.
All Uplift schools are either IB-authorized or in the consideration or candidacy phase of authorization. To see each school’s authorization status, click here.
At Uplift, a scholar’s day is more than just classes; it’s about engaging in a well-rounded experience that nurtures their academic and personal development every step of the way.
- Participate in clubs
- Attend classes like music, art, and PE.
- Learn a foreign language
- Learn how to interact with others
- Gain the skills needed to carry into middle school and beyond.
- Learn time management
- Self manage their education
- Expand their 2nd language and fine arts knowledge
- Join athletics & clubs
- Collaborate on group projects
- Learn study skills