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Inkster Prep Academy is challenging all students in grades K-7 with the Bridge Book Challenge!

What is it?

• The Bridge Book Challenge is IPA’s way to keep students learning even when they are away from school.
• The challenge encourages students to practice academics at least 15 minutes per day in the provided grade level bridge book.

Where do I turn in my completed pages?

• After a entire section is complete, tear it out of your bridge book.  Return it to the main office here at IPA with student’s name and grade.  Students will receive a prize.

Who can participate?

• All Inkster Prep Academy students in grades K-7 who attended during the 2024-2025 school year.

When will get the Bridge Books/ What are contest dates?

• Summer Bridge Books will be passed out to students beginning Friday June 6,2025.
• Contest will run from Monday June 30- August 8, 2025.
• Section 1 due:  July 25
• Section 2 due: August 15
• Section 3 due: August 25 ( 1^st day of school)

Download Program Flyer (PDF)

Re-enrollment is now open for the upcoming school year. We are delighted you have chosen our school to serve your child(ren)! Log-in to our Enrollment Portal to secure your child’s spot!

Having trouble with your online account?

• Your username is the email address you used to originally register your child at our school. If you forgot your username, contact our Enrollment Team at (888) 874-9680
• If you forgot your password, you can reset it by clicking through to the Enrollment Portal and selecting the “forgot my password” link

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FAQ’s About Re-Enrolling for the 2025-26

What is the deadline for re-enrollment?
The deadline for submitting your response is February 28th. Submissions received after this date do not guarantee your child’s enrollment for the fall term.

What happens if I miss the deadline?
We will try to accommodate your child if openings remain in their grade. However, submitting by the deadline is the only way to guarantee a spot.

What if I do not have Internet access or a computer to complete online re-enrollment? Are there alternative options?
Yes, you can complete a paper form or call the school and complete it over the phone.

How will I know if my re-enrollment has been successfully submitted online?
After you submit your re-enrollment application, you will receive a pop-up message indicating you have completed the form and a confirmation email. You can also check your student’s status by logging-in to your enrollment portal and checking each student’s status on your dashboard. If you submitted a paper copy, you could call your school to confirm that your re-enrollment status has been updated.

Who can I contact if I have technical difficulties with the online Enrollment Portal?
If you have an issue with the online Enrollment Portal, please contact our school office directly.

What if I need to change the information I submitted after completing the re-enrollment?
You can log back into the Enrollment Portal or contact your school office to update your submission or response.

What student information will I need to verify or update during re-enrollment?
You will provide your intentions about whether your child(ren) will be returning next school year and confirm your address.

When will I receive information about the upcoming school year, such as school supply lists or orientation dates?
Over the summer you will receive updates regarding the upcoming school year, including information about school supply lists, start dates, and orientation dates. For the latest news and announcements, please follow us on Facebook. You can also visit our website for information on upcoming events.

January is School Board Appreciation Month

As we celebrate School Board Appreciation Month, we want to take a moment to recognize the invaluable contributions of our dedicated Board of Directors. Their unwavering commitment to our charter school community has been instrumental in shaping our school into a thriving hub of learning and growth.

Why Charter Schools Matter

Our charter school offers a unique educational experience that is:

• Tuition-Free: Accessible to all families in our community, regardless of their financial situation.
• Safe and Secure: Providing a nurturing and supportive environment where students can learn and thrive.
• Community-Focused: Partnering with parents, teachers, and the broader community to create a strong educational foundation for our students.

The Role of Our Board

Our Board of Directors plays a crucial role in ensuring the success of our school. They:

• Set the Vision: Establish a clear and inspiring vision for our school’s future.
• Make Informed Decisions: Carefully consider all options and make sound decisions that benefit our students.
• Provide Oversight: Monitor the school’s operations and financial health.
• Advocate for Our Students: Represent our school’s interests at the local, state, and federal levels.
• Recruit and Support Quality Staff: Help attract and retain talented educators who are passionate about our mission.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our Board members for their tireless efforts. Their dedication and expertise have made a significant impact on the lives of our students.

Let’s take a moment to thank our Board members for their invaluable contributions. Their commitment to our school’s mission is truly inspiring.

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Inkster Preparatory Student participated in a Black History Wax Museum honoring historical and present African Americans who have made significant contributions to the world.  

See the Flying Classroom program in action at Inkster Prep in this video.

Learn more about the Flying Classroom program (PDF) »

View the Inkster Prep M-STEP Spring Testing Calender for 2022 (PDF) »

Inkster Preparatory Academy from Flying Classroom on Vimeo.

Flying Classroom Information (PDF) »

Zeta Phi Beta & Delta Sigma Theta in conjunction with Inkster Prep is Sponsoring Our 1st Annual Black History Month Art, Essay and Poetry Contest and Celebration.

ALL Inkster Preparatory Students in grades K through 7 can participate

Essays, Art or Poetry are due to the Inkster Main Office no later than Friday, February 18, by 3 p.m.

All entries must include: students name, age, grade, school, teacher and contact number.

Winners will be formally announced and awarded their prizes at the Virtual Celebration on Monday, February 28, at 5 p.m. A link will be sent out.

For contestants: Please choose one or two of the following topics:

Essay 1: Write an essay about any African American past or present (both famous and not so famous) and why you think that he or she should receive the Nobel Peace Prize. (One winner per grade level)

Essay 2: Write an essay about any African American past or present (both famous and not so famous) and explain why you would like to grow up to be like that person. (One winner per grade level)

Essay 3: African Americans have been depicted in many wonderful nonfiction books written by African American authors. Read a Young Adult Fiction title and imagine that you are one of the African American characters in the story, how would you relate to the same difficult situation that the character faces and why. (One winner per grade level)

Poem: Write a poem about an African American person or a special event in African American history. (One winner per grade level)

Art: Create a drawing or an original piece of work about an African American person or a special event in African American History. (One winner per grade level)

All essays must be typed and have a cover page with, name, school, grade and teacher’s name

For more information contact:
IPA Main Office, 27355 Woodsfield St., Inkster, MI Phone: 313-273-3825

See scoring rubrics here (PDF) for grades 2-7. Grades K-1 will be scored on effort, work, striving, and willingness to try.

The Inkster chapter of Delta Sigma Theta and Zeta Phi Beta will score the competitions and issue prizes on February 28 during the African American History Month Virtual Celebrations on Zoom. Top prizes include $25 gift cards and student choices of Five and Below gifts.

Download Full Flyer (PDF) »

Download February Calendar (PDF) »

We are a proud member of ACCEL Schools—a public charter school network serving thousands of PK-12 students throughout the United States. ACCEL was founded in 2012 by the early pioneers of online learning. Our leadership believes that all children, regardless of location or socio-economic background, deserve a quality education that prepares them to succeed in school and become productive global citizens.  

ACCEL Schools Instructional Model provides: 

• Aligned Academics meet or exceed state standards ensuring your child is on track for rigorous college and career opportunities.    
  
• Certified, Licensed Teachers and a student-centered staff are united in executing our mission to make a difference in the life trajectory of each student.    
  
• More Time on Task and double the instructional minutes for ELA and Math maximizes learning in your child’s school day.   
  
• Short Cycle Assessments keep track of how students are progressing in the program, giving teachers ongoing feedback so they can tailor instruction to your student’s needs.    
  
• Individualized Instruction driven by assessment data means we are familiar with the needs of each child and set students up for success in each course of study.    
  
• State Testing Preparation reduces the anxiety often associated with high stakes tests, helping our teachers and students feel confident with the structure and methodology of state exams.    
  
• Academic Support including education technology, interventional specialists, and instructional aides assist students during the school day. After school tutoring, summer school, and Saturday school programs extend support services beyond the traditional school day and year.   
  
• Extracurricular Courses & Activities round out our educational offerings providing students social-emotional learning, athletics, arts, service learning & more.