Uplift Ascend Preparatory
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Uplift Ascend Preparatory is a public charter school serving grades K-8 with open admission policies. The school provides required special education services, 504 plan support, and personalized support within an inclusive environment. As a public charter, it offers social-emotional programming and family partnerships while preparing students for college readiness.
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