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About Ivy Hall Academy

Imagine a place where your child is not just another student in the classroom but a unique individual nurtured to reach their fullest potential. At Ivy Hall Academy, we prioritize small class sizes, ensuring that each student benefits from meaningful interactions with teachers and peers. Our cutting-edge math curriculum propels students to excel beyond grade-level expectations, preparing them for future challenges. More than just academics, we invest in character education through Franklin Covey’s transformative “The Leader in Me” program. This program instills essential life and leadership skills, encouraging every child to become a responsible and impactful leader in their community. In our hallways and classrooms, you’ll find a culture that uplifts and supports, emphasizing emotional intelligence along with academic prowess. Enroll your child at Ivy Hall Academy and take the first step in a journey toward comprehensive excellence.

Personalized attention with administration, teacher and student – you have my child for 7 hours and I know you care and are reachable, I text the teacher 10 times a week and I get an immediate response! Ivy Hall makes every child special, it’s a different experience, everyone knows my child intimately!” 

– Amanda Kerpan

“The small class size allows for personal involvement, I can be here any time as a parent. There is a team effort, with the principal and the teachers. There’s a lot of communication! I feel personally connected to the school at any time and you always know all things about your child. I love it so much!”

– Babata Sonnenberg

“We love the culture of Ivy Hall. Academic success comes naturally when their emotional and social mental health is cared for. When we came to Ivy Hall all our needs were met, then our kids could be successful. Once they feel loved and connect with friends and teachers, then the academics are a bonus.” 

– Wendy Smith

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