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...
In the upcoming weeks we will be spotlighting the Ivywood Classical Academy School Board members so our Ivywood Families can learn more about them and their passion and commitment to Ivywood Classical Academy.
Jeff Fettig has been an Ivywood board member since 2020. Jeff is a former educator with 14 years of teaching experience at the high school and university levels. He is very passionate about the tried-and-true BCSI curriculum and the delivery methods that support it. He strongly believes in the cognitive benefits that a classical liberal arts education provides the modern student. Jeff and his wife Amy, also a former educator, feel very fortunate to have discovered Ivywood for their son and look forward to supporting the Ivywood community anyway they can. Jeff and his family recently moved to South Lyon after living in the Plymouth area for twelve years. Jeff holds a BA in Education from Central Michigan University, an MA in Spanish from Eastern Michigan University, and an MBA from Wayne State University. He currently works in the manufacturing sector.
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.