Uplift Mighty Preparatory
Placing scholars on a college-ready path and developing globally-minded, courageous, and compassionate leaders who will be at the helm of their communities
Fast Facts
Grades: PreK-12th
Students Served: 1300
Mascot: Lions
School Colors: Orange & Khaki
One or more schools B-Rated by TEA
Sports Offered
Girls & Boys Basketball
Girls & Boys Soccer
Girls Volleyball
Cross Country
Clubs & Extracurriculars
Drama Club
Choir
Beta Club, Dance
Robotics & More
Uplift Mighty Preparatory
What Makes Us Unique
Uplift Mighty was established in 2012 as one of the founding Fort Worth schools for the network. The school is on the grounds of the former Fort Worth Masonic Home for Orphans whose rag tag football team became a high school football powerhouse in the ‘30s and ‘40s. The school’s name was inspired by the accomplishments of that team, the Mighty Mites. Uplift Mighty holds strong to its values of community service and acts of kindness and Lion pride runs deep. As an International Baccalaureate Continuum school, our scholars start IB in Kindergarten and continue in this highly effective learning environment through high school. As a result, 100% of Uplift Mighty scholars are accepted to college and earn millions of dollars each year in scholarships and grants.
Life at Uplift Mighty
Today was an astronomical experience! Mighty scholars and staff gathered to witness the solar eclipse! 🌞🌑 #UpliftMightyScholarCulture
🌟🏀 Exciting day at Mighty Middle School as we were honored with a special visit from the Dallas Mavericks for a STAAR pep rally! 🎉 We decided to spread the joy by inviting the awesome 5th-grade class from Mighty Primary to join the fun! Together, we're boosting morale and aiming for success! Let's go, Mighty! 🏀💥 #DallasMavericks #STAARpepRally #UpliftMightyScholarCulture
Our Annual Spring Egg Hunt was fun! Thank you to the families that donated eggs and their time to make this event successful! #UpliftMightyScholarCulture
Uplift Mighty 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.
