Student Life
At Intellect Preparatory Academy, we honor every student as an individual learner within a school community.
Life Beyond the Classroom
Life at Intellect Preparatory Academy extends well beyond the classroom. As a small, online-first school, students grow in faith, character, and community through chapel, pillar-based clubs, and hands-on agriculture — with Pre-K meeting in person and everything else designed to work just as well from home.
Spiritual Life
Small in-person chapel gatherings bring our community together throughout the year, alongside daily devotion and Bible instruction woven into online instruction for every grade.
The Agriculture Program
Our Pre-K students get hands-on time in a small campus garden as part of in-person learning. Online students take part through at-home growing projects and virtual stewardship lessons, building toward a full campus garden when our small physical campus opens in 2027.
The Agriculture Program
Our Pre-K students get hands-on time in a small campus garden as part of in-person learning. Online students take part through at-home growing projects and virtual stewardship lessons, building toward a full campus garden when our small physical campus opens in 2027.
The Six STEAAM Pillars
Science
Curiosity grounded in wonder at God's design, from the classroom to the lab.
Technology
Digital literacy and computational thinking for the world our students will lead.
Engineering
Real-world problem-solving and design thinking through hands-on building and invention.
Art
Creativity as an expression of the image of God in every learner.
Agriculture
Hands-on stewardship of the land, teaching responsibility, patience, and provision.
Mathematics
Order, logic, and problem-solving built on a strong foundation.
Science
Curiosity grounded in wonder at God's design, from the classroom to the lab.
Technology
Digital literacy and computational thinking for the world our students will lead.
Engineering
Real-world problem-solving and design thinking through hands-on building and invention.
Art
Creativity as an expression of the image of God in every learner.
Agriculture
Hands-on stewardship of the land, teaching responsibility, patience, and provision.
Mathematics
Order, logic, and problem-solving built on a strong foundation.
Arts Showcases
Athletics
Athletics is part of the IPA experience. Specific teams and offerings will be announced as we build out our program ahead of our August 2027 opening.