IA East seniors rehabilitate a home in Brightmoor (northwest Detroit) to continue its reemergence as a safe and well-kept neighborhood

Okma Seniors Group 4 Trip to Kettenun

Congratulations to IA East National Merit Semi-finalists!

Seventeen IA Okma students were named National Merit Semifinalists by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation

The "Gnomes" of the IA-Central Science Olympiad Varsity Team at States, hosted by Michigan State University, April 2018

State champions for 2018 MIFA Forensics

Tri-campus students paint Empty Bowls at Cass Community

Team 469 Las Guerrillas "Hanging Around" at FIRST Robotics World Championship

Okma Students get their "Game On" as part of C-day Activities

IA West Honor Society Students Spend C-day Creating a  Mural for 
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As an authorized IB World School, the IA offers the Middle Years Program and Diploma Program to all students in grades nine through twelve. The IA provides a unique blend of rigorous academic standards, student-centered learning, and an emphasis on global citizenship. The IA has been ranked by Newsweek magazine as one of the top public high schools in America since 2003.

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