Education

The Inspiration Academy in Fountain Hills earns full accreditation

Private K–12 academy receives Cognia recognition after multi-year review

The Inspiration Academy is a private K-12 academy in Fountain Hills that recently earned full accreditation through Cognia.

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The Inspiration Academy (TIA) in Fountain Hills has officially earned full accreditation from Cognia, a nonprofit organization that accredits primary and secondary schools worldwide.

Earning Cognia accreditation demonstrates a school's commitment to continuous improvement and its adherence to rigorous performance standards that prioritize student learning and organizational effectiveness.

It also ensures that students' credits are transferable to other educational institutions.

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