Please join us on Friday, June 10, 2022, from 6:00 - 8:00 as we celebrate our scholars and families at our first annual Celebration Ball!

This will be a time for our scholars to dress up in their finest outfits and dance the night away as we will have an amazing DJ, snacks, and pizza along with fun and excitement.

All scholars are to be accompanied by an adult, please.

“The function of education is to teach one to think intensively and to think critically. Intelligence plus character – that is the goal of true education.” -Martin Luther King, Jr.

As always it is an honor to partner with you in the trajectory of your scholar's formation and education. (Virtus et Scientia - Character and Knowledge)

Richard Thompson, (Mr. T ) Principal

Greater Heights Academy

3196 W. Pasadena Ave

Flint, MI 48504 U.S.A

Hello! I work at greater heights academy as the office manager and I am in charge of making sure that all families have everything they need.

We are looking for donations of children's semi-formal/formal attire.

Our end-of-the-year family celebration ball is coming up on June 10th and most of our families are not going to be able to afford clothes for their children to attend.

This event is meant to celebrate our families and all that our scholars have accomplished throughout the year.

It’s meant to be a special occasion.

Right now our smallest child is a size 6/7 and our largest is an adult 2x. Most of our children are 10/12 and 14/16

We are looking for dresses (bridesmaids dresses, Easter dresses, daddy-daughter dance style dresses)

Dress shoes

Hair accessories

Boys' suits and ties

I want to be able to ensure that no child has to go without!

Please message me for details and where to drop off donations.

Thanks In advance.

Thanks so much!

Ms. Berry

MISSION STATEMENT

To achieve individual academic success for all scholars through a positive family/school/community partnership

VISION STATEMENT

To provide the highest quality comprehensive educational environment that inspires excellence in academics and character by:

• educating the whole (social, emotional, physical, academic) child,
• setting high expectations,
• partnering with parents and community,
• fully maximizing available resources, and
• ranking in the top 10% statewide