Uplift Summit
International Preparatory
Helping students reach their highest potential in the global marketplace in order to positively change their world.
Fast Facts
Grades: Pre-K-12th
Students Served: 1500
Mascot: Skyhawks
School colors: Maroon and light blue
One or more schools B-Rated by TEA
Sports Offered
Basketball
Soccer
Volleyball
Track, Cheerleading
Clubs & Extracurriculars
Art Club
Black Student Alliance
Film Club, National Honor Society
Robotics, UIL Theatre, and many more.
Uplift Summit Preparatory
What Makes Us Unique
Established in 2007, Uplift Summit International is located in Arlington. Our focus on diversity and international awareness culminates each year with our International Festival, where we celebrate diverse cultures through food and fun. Skyhawk Pride runs deep, and our sports teams have won many titles. U.S. News and World Report ranked the school among the top 5% in its Best High Schools in the nation. 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 Summit scholars are accepted to college and earn millions of dollars each year in scholarships and grants. We are home to several QuestBridge scholars.
Life at Uplift Summit
Uplift Summit Pre-K scholars had an "Eggciting" time visiting with the Easter Bunny and locating all those wonderful eggs. Way to go Skyhawks!🐰 #UpliftSummitScholarCulture
Our scholars celebrated all their hard work in preparation for the STAAR test on Friday, March 22nd. Scholars won prizes, participated in a dance contest, and were greeted by the Texas Rangers Mascot, Captain! We know our scholars will knock the 💥STAAR💥 test out of the park this year! #texasrangers #UpliftSummitScholarCulture
Primary scholars at Uplift Summit are college-bound! Members of the choir, along with the broadcast crew, explored career paths at UTA. 🎥🎼 #UpliftSummitScholarCulture
Uplift Summit 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.
