Renaissance Prep avoids operating in isolation. Real economic mobility requires deep structural ties to regional anchors. We are building formal collaborations across three main areas:
Establishing articulation agreements to let students secure up to 30 transferable college credit hours while in high school, leveraging regional systems like Ball State University, Indiana University, Ivy Tech, and Marian University.
Building clinical mentorship pathways, job-shadowing, and employment channels alongside IU Health, Eskenazi Health, EmployIndy, and the Indiana Department of Health Laboratories.
Partnering with family coalitions and grassroots neighborhood groups in Martindale-Brightwood and the wider Near Eastside to run enrollment drives and parent-led advisory councils.
While Renaissance Prep will transition entirely to permanent self-sustainability via Indiana state per-pupil tuition revenue once operational, philanthropic startup capital is vital.
Our launch phase is backed by a robust planning grant framework intersecting K-12 STEM education and economic mobility. We are systematically seeking federal planning grants and private donations to provide a world-class environment for our incoming students.
Whether you are a community anchor looking to partner, a neighborhood family eager to join our advisory efforts, or a stakeholder interested in attending our upcoming public planning board sessions, we welcome your voice.
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Renaissance Preparatory School
