North Omaha just got its first Black-founded all-girls school, and it’s already making waves. Identity Preparatory Academy officially opened after a hard-fought battle, earning unanimous approval from the State Board of Education. Designed to keep students rooted in their neighborhoods while delivering top-tier education, the school is more than bricks and mortar—it’s a community dream realized. Students like Teagan Muhammad, who waited anxiously for acceptance, are now walking through the doors, their families beaming with gratitude. Led by Dr. Dernecia Phillips, the academy proves that passion, persistence, and community power can turn vision into reality—one classroom at a time.

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