Uplift Heights Preparatory
Empowering students to achieve college matriculation, world readiness, and responsible citizenship
Fast Facts
Grades: PreK-12th
Students Served: 1900
Mascot: Condors
School Colors: Royal Blue & Red
One or more schools B-Rated by TEA
Sports Offered
Men's and Women's Soccer
Basketball, and Track
Women's Volleyball
Men's Flag Football
Clubs & Extracurriculars
Technology Club
Spanish Club
School Newspaper
Yearbook, Scholar Council
Choir & More
Uplift Heights Preparatory
What Makes Us Unique
Located near the Margaret Hunt Hill bridge, Uplift Heights was established in 2010 and has developed deep ties to the fast-growing west Dallas community. The school has two campuses a mile apart from each other, but families bond together through an active volunteer culture and school-wide celebrations. U.S. News and World Report ranked the school among the top 12% in its Best High Schools in the nation. Scholars at Uplift Heights help shape the culture of the school and “Condor Pride” runs deep. 100% of the class of 2021 were accepted to college, earning $5.3 million in scholarships and grants.
Life at Uplift Heights
Uplift Heights Secondary
Uplift Heights Preparatory is a free public charter school serving scholars in grades Pre-K-12.
Scholars toured UT Austin and 4 Uplift Alums welcomed them! #upliftheightsscholarculture #upliftheightsculture
Big thank you from Heights Secondary to @schooliscoolfoundation and @catdaddy104 for hosting our Pep Rally today! #upliftheightsscholarculture #upliftheightsculture
Way to go, Heights Condors staff, and middle and high school basketball teams!! What a game🏀. #upliftheightsscholarculture #upliftheightsculture
What an amazing Blood Drive! So many scholars and staff were able to donate. Thank you, @redcrossblooddrives, for allowing us to host the event at our campus. #upliftheightsscholarculture #upliftheightsculture
Seniors had a great time in the Anatomy Lab with Ms. Joyce. #upliftheightsscholarculture
That amazing
Uplift Heights Preparatory
is Nationally Recognized
U.S. News and World Report
The U.S. News rankings include data on more than 24,000 public high schools. Schools are ranked on six factors based on their performance on state assessments and how well they prepare students for college.
