North Omaha is set to welcome its first Black-founded, all-girls middle school this fall — Identity Preparatory Academy — a bold step toward affirming young women’s identities through culture, community, and connection. Founded by Dr. DérNecia Phillips, the school hinges on community support and funding to launch, with backers seeing it as more than education — it’s a transformative force for the neighborhood. Co-founders share how vital such a space would have been in their own lives, underscoring the urgent need for a school where girls feel truly seen and supported. The community’s response proves they’re ready to rise for this historic opportunity.
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