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Campus Name

Campus Director

Registrar

Campus Phone

Address

Assistant Director

Enrollment System Used

Campus Fax

Rose Arthur

Grades Offered for 2025-2026

School Website

Facebook Page

Are you located inside a church?

Announcements:

 Tours or visits to campus are off limits from June 24th - July 12th due to painting. 

8th grade students can earn High School credits for Spanish and CTE classes. 

Upcoming Meetings:

Brand Talking Points: Ignite Community School

The Purpose of Ignite Community School: 

Ignite Community Schools is a nonprofit, tuition-free public charter school network that prepares students in educationally underserved communities for college success. Ignite provides a rigorous college-preparatory curriculum, outstanding educators, character education, a strong culture of achievement, extracurricular activities, and support to help our students make significant academic gains.

Our Mission: 

Together with families and communities, Ignite Community School will foster a joyful academic experience that empowers scholars with the skills, moral compass, and confidence to become change agents in our society and build a better world!

Vision: 

Empowering economically disadvantaged children to create the opportunities they deserve! 

Guiding Principles/Core Values: 

We’re committed to helping prove what’s possible for public school students across Texas despite their lack of access to purposeful instruction. 

Core Values:

Integrity 

Resiliency 

Courage 

Equity

Love

Urgency

We Teach with Integrity because our principles don’t waver. 

We Thrive with Resilience no matter what the challenge. 

We Lead with Courage because our children deserve it. 

We Commit to Equity because it’s the right thing to do. 

We Foster Love for learning and each other. 

We move with Intentional Urgency because our children can’t wait to learn. 

We Read for Life 

Seven Sparks to Ignite Scholars for Global Change:

Students will recite these as part of the school creed daily

1. Striving for Excellence

2. Developing Leaders

3. Illustrating Determination

4. Setting Ambitious Goals

5. Fostering a Love of Learning

6. Believing in Imagination

7. Embracing Courage

Campus Talking Points: Add any talking points provided by campus below

● Opportunities for Learning (Accelerated Learning, Advanced Academics,

Extracurricular)

● Parental Involvement

● Support Services

● Family Services

CAMPUS FAQ's

What school year was this campus first active?

1998 

When Is the 1st day of school?

When is the last day of School? June 4th, 2026

How many sections do you have per grade level?

2 sections from Prek4 - 5th

1 section 6th -9th

What is the student/teacher ratio per grade level?

14/1

Do you offer bilingual classes? If so, what grades?

We have bilingual services and Spanish

classes 6th – 8th (services all grade levels)

What are your office hours during the school year?

What are the office hours during the summer?

Does your school offer a lunch program?

Do you serve breakfast?

Yes, we offer breakfast and lunch at no cost.

What are the class times for students?

8:00 to 3:30 pm

Do you offer an after-school program?

Who is the contact person for the after-school program?

No

Where can uniforms be purchased?

What extracurricular activities are offered at your campus?

Sports – volleyball, track, flag football,

basketball, and clubs and organizations 

Do you offer AP courses? If so, what grades and courses?

courses to 7th and 8th graders. High school

is new this coming school year.

Do you offer Dual Credit courses? If so, what grades and courses?

What college are these associated with?

Where can parents purchase school supplies?

How can parents take a tour of your campus?

Contact 409-934-9100