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IMPACT Center for Leadership and Innovation

The IMPACT Center unites students from across Warren County, fostering a culture of design thinking, community and leadership.

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Mission & Philosophy

VISION: The IMPACT Center is a community where every student’s worth is honored, their potential is unleashed, and they develop the leadership skills to create meaningful change through a transformative education.

MISSION: To empower leaders by igniting innovation, fostering collaboration, and engaging in authentic problem-solving to lead meaningful change and make a global IMPACT.

By the Numbers

5

Innovative, Futuristic Academies Designed to Prepare Students for Emerging Careers

16

Authentic Career Pathways Aligned with Real-World Needs and Opportunities

 

1st

FranklinCovey Model School in the World

1st

School in Kentucky to Offer a Dedicated Artificial Intelligence Career Pathway

1st

School in the United States to Offer IBM Industry Certificates in Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity, and Data Analytics

8

FranklinCovey Credentials in Leadership Earned by Every Graduate, Plus the FranklinCovey Life-Ready Leadership Certificate

15+

Early College Programs, Giving Students the Opportunity to Earn an Associate Degree or up to Two Years of University Credit

 

30+

High-Need Industry Certifications Available through our Academies and Pathways

Principal's Message

Cody Rich

 

October 2026

Hello,

As we close out September, we have so much to celebrate at the IMPACT Center. Our students have continued to grow into our school's culture and expectations while taking advantage of new opportunities in leadership, academics, clubs, Action Teams, early college, and career-focused learning. September also gave us several opportunities to celebrate student leadership, strengthen connections with families and community partners, and continue shaping the traditions that will define the IMPACT Center for years to come.

October brings even more opportunities for growth and connection. Our students will continue developing as leaders, building relationships through clubs and Action Teams, and engaging in authentic learning experiences across our academies, pathways, and classrooms.

We are also excited to welcome sixth-grade students from across Warren County Public Schools for tours of the IMPACT Center. These visits will allow future students to explore our learning spaces, learn more about our academies, and see firsthand the unique opportunities available in Medical Arts, Engineering, Media Arts, Computer Science, Public Services, and other innovative experiences throughout the building.

Applications for future enrollment will reopen in October, providing additional students and families an opportunity to explore becoming part of the IMPACT Center.

As we move deeper into our inaugural year, we remain incredibly grateful for the support of our families, staff, community partners, and the broader Warren County community. September reminded us just how much can happen when students are given meaningful opportunities to lead, create, and explore. We look forward to carrying that momentum into October and continuing to build something truly special together.

Best,

Dr. Rich

News & Announcements

Our Schools

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