June 10, 2025
Welcome, Grace Hambleton!
We are excited to announce that Grace Hambleton has been selected as a 2025–2026 School Leadership Fellow through the Hillsdale College K-12...
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This National Charter School Week, we are honored to celebrate the staff and families at our school for the work they do to serve every child. We set out to not only support our students in fulfilling their callings, but to equip them with the tools that they’ll need to thrive! As we look back on what has been accomplished this year, it’s clear that Ivywood Classical Academy has not only met, but exceeded that purpose.
The school year is nearly finished, and as we look back on what has been an eventful and exciting year, we want to thank our school leader. The work they do to keep our school safe and fun is exactly what we are celebrating this National Charter School Week. Our tight-knit community is precisely what makes charter schools so amazing, and as we approach summer break, we hope that you spread the word about Ivywood Classical Academy.
While National Charter School Week doesn’t last forever, the impact we have on our communities does. Keep an eye on our social media for updates on how we are celebrating National Charter School Week.
Ivywood Classical Academy is a tuition-free public school academy that will educate students using the virtues-based, content-rich, classical education tradition.
Parents may start dropping students off at 7:50 am. Doors open at 8:00 am, and there are three drop off options:
Option 1: Drop off at 7:50, a staff member will supervise students outside of the building until the door open.
Option 2: Park and walk to the entrance from 8:00 - 8:10. Parents may escort their children to the front or side doors.
Option 3: Utilize the car loop from 7:50 - 8:09
Ivywood utilizes a staggered dismissal. All parents must park and enter through the main entrance. All designated pick-up people must present their ICA identification barcode which will be scanned by an ICA employee prior to gaining entrance to the building. Students are dismissed directly from classrooms.