News Archive
May 17, 2008
Assessment Day
On Saturday, May 17 we will be administering the Stanford 10 Achievement Test to assess our students before school starts in August. For 80 years, the Stanford 10 has been the standard of excellence in achievement testing for 80 years. Testing will take place at the Georgia Gwinnett College located at #1000 University Center Lane, Lawrenceville, GA 30043. Click here for directions to GGC.
Testing will start promptly at 10:00 am and will conclude by noon. Students should plan to arrive to the testing place by 9:30 am. The test will cover the areas of language arts and math. Due to space limitations at GGC, we ask that only one parent accompanies the student(s) to the test.
This assessment is NOT an admissions test. It is necessary so that teachers can identify students' strengths, and help those children who are at risk of being left behind. Parents will understand what their children know and what they can do and how they can help them. The test will help to determine each student's current level of readiness in order to plan for appropriate instruction.
While the students are taking the assessment we will hold an Information Session for the parents where we will provide information and updates about the curriculum, facilities and other topics about the upcoming opening of IPA.
Visit our FAQ page to find answers to any questions or concerns you may have about Assessment Day.
March 31, 2008
Ivy Preparatory Academy's First Lottery;
A Huge SuccessWithin our structured and supportive environment, Ivy Prep will develop middle and high school girls into thoroughly equipped scholars who are prepared to enter and succeed in the colleges and universities of their choice.
The founders of Ivy Prep are committed to creating a school that will ensure that each Ivy Scholar, regardless of their academic background or educational experiences, will become proficient, and will excel in the areas of math, reading, writing, science and technology because of our intense focus on these subjects at the middle school level.
Interested? Click here to send us a request for more information.
