CAMPUS LIFE
ICA strives to develop a sense of community as well as motivating the student to do his/her best in the class room, athletic field, activities and House activities.
Students are urged to become involved and take an action role as a participant in their own learning and development. The faculty will be there to support and guide each student.
So too, does the Academy strive to instil a sense of community in each student. And to develop the understanding that he/ she belongs to a community and has a responsibility to contribute to the good of the community.
It is through the interaction of faculty and students in the classrooms on the Athletic Fields, in the residence halls, and in the dining hall and at morning assembly that this sense of community and belonging is established.
ICA is an exciting place to be. There is always something happening; student clubs, athletic games, house competitions, weekend trips, assembly presentations, community service activities, or just playing volleyball or basketball at night or just talking to roommates in the dorm.
The ICA experience, the sense of community, support and the friends that you make will be with you always.

Work
Monday through Friday classes begin at 8:am with eight periods each class day. With an average class size of 12, you’ll have opportunities to actively participate in your classes, and your teachers will know you well. You’ll also have a faculty advisor who will help guide your academic experience.
Athletics
Athletics play a big role in our students’ lives at Ivy Collegiate Academy. We believe the quality of our interscholastic and recreational programs can offer our students the opportunity to further develop their leadership skills and instill important life skills including discipline, teamwork, sportsmanship, and humility. These skills complement what ICA students are already receiving in their classes. It is a goal of this department to have every ICA graduate leave here with a desire to lead a rewarding and active life.

Activity
ICA offers students a wide and varied group of clubs and organizations. Students publish newspapers, magazines, books, and websites. They debate at other schools and regional competitions. They organize to raise funds for disaster relief. They climb mountains and hike trails. They play chess, Go, and Frisbee.
If you are passionately concerned about human rights issues, or international relations, or political debate, you will find a club or organization to join. Interested in fly-fishing? Eager to explore the wilderness and develop survival skills? There are clubs for those activities as well… and if you have an interest that’s not represented, you’re welcome to start a club of your own.


Dinner Services
