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Iron Mountain Homeschool Partnership (IMHP) offers elective courses to help enhance your educational accomplishments. IMHP was developed and designed to provide tuition-free academics to the community. We employ the best community experts and Michigan certified teachers for your students. Our instructors are honored to have the opportunity to work with the homeschooling community and our students.

In addition, IMHP can be your connection to Iron Mountain's Core Virtual program. In this program, we provide options for your core subjects (math, language arts, science, and social studies).

The Iron Mountain Homeschool Partnership offers virtual opportunities for your student to pursue their education with optional, weekly, in-person classes. The IMHP offers both full-time and shared-time options to fit your students needs.

IMHP/Virtual News

  • IMHP Annual Talent Show
    Mar 5, 2025 · Homeschool/Virtual Partnership

    IMHP Talent Show

    This Thursday, March 6th, 2025, is the last day to sign up for the talent show. The signup sheet can be found at IMHP at Mr. Roberts' desk in the hallway
    Students who have signed up for the talent show must share their talent with Mrs. Kranz by next Thursday, March 13th, 2025. Otherwise, they will not be allowed to participate in the talent show
    The talent show will begin at 10:00a.m. on March 20th, 2025. It is expected to last an hour to an hour and a half, so we will not have the normally scheduled 2nd period on this day. All family members are welcome to attend
    Feel free to email Mrs. Roberts or Mrs. Kranz with any additional questions (imhp-robertss@imschools.org or imhp-kranzd@imschools.org)

  • IMHP Western DAy
    Mar 5, 2025 · Homeschool/Virtual Partnership

    Western Day

  • More Info in Parent Google Classroom
    Feb 24, 2025 · Homeschool/Virtual Partnership

    IMHP Movie Field Trip

    Permission Slips are available at IMHP.

  • Feb 24, 2025 · Homeschool/Virtual Partnership

    Dickinson-Iron Technical Center 2025-2026

    If you’re currently in grades 9-11 and interested in attending the Tech Center next year (fall 2025-2026), please email me at imhp-robertss@imschools.org with the class you wish to enroll in by Thursday, February 27th, 2025.

    Below is a link to the current classes offered. Courses may change over the summer, and some classes have specific requirements. If I receive any information that would require you to select a different course, I will let you know.

    Feel free to ask any questions you may have!

    https://core-docs.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/4926/DIISD/4557292/tech_center_course_descriptions\_2024-2025.pdf

  • 2.13.25
    Feb 3, 2025 · Homeschool/Virtual Partnership

    Dress Fancy Day

  • See the flyer for more information
    Feb 3, 2025 · Homeschool/Virtual Partnership

    Valentine's Party at IMHP

  • 1.23.25
    Jan 17, 2025 · Homeschool/Virtual Partnership

    Pajama Day

  • See letter below for 3rd-6th
    Jan 6, 2025 · Homeschool/Virtual Partnership

    Winter NWEA 7th-10th

    Winter NWEA is coming up soon. The two schools have different testing windows so grades 3-6th are different dates than grades 7th-10th. Please view the letters below for available dates.

    You must notify Samantha Roberts of the dates you plan on attending, as students need to be set up the day before in order to test on the day of. Contact Mrs. Roberts at 906-282-9817 with questions.

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INFORMATION

    What is a Full-Time Student?

    A full-time virtual Iron Mountain K-12 student takes all 7 courses through the IMHP program. 4 Core classes and 3 Electives. Assignments can be done anytime, any place, at (most) any pace. The IMHP follows both state standards and Iron Mountain’s graduation requirements so IMHP students can graduate with an Iron Mountain diploma. Chromebooks are provided.A full-time student can:* Participate in any after school extra-curricular activity such as sports, dances, clubs and events.* Participate in Dual-Enrollment through Bay College.* Participate in Vocational Technology and High School classes. * Receive scholarships.* Graduate and walk in the IMPS graduation ceremony.

    What is a Shared-Time Student?

    A shared-time virtual Iron Mountain K-12 student can take up to 5  elective courses through the IMHP program. Assignments can be done anytime, any place, at (most) any pace. This option gives our homeschool community access to IMHP’s elective virtual courses to add to their own curriculum. Chromebooks are provided.A shared-time student can:* Participate in after school extra-curricular activities such as dances, clubs and events.* Participate in Dual-Enrollment through Bay College.* Participate in Vocational Technology, High School classes and sports (with 5 electives). * Some Electives offered: Gym, Art, Culinary, Music, Technology, and Forensics

    Departments

    • Art

    • Physical Education

    • Technology

    • Music

    • Foreign Language

    • Home Economics

    Electives

    A unique opportunity that Iron Mountain offers to both Full-Time and Shared-Time virtual K-12 students through IMHP, are hands on-, in-person, weekly elective classes.The IMHP offers optional elective classes, (Up to 5 classes-such as gym, art, culinary, technology, music lessons, introduction to forensics, ect) during 5 periods, from 9:00am to 3:15pm on Thursdays. We also incorporate celebratory events throughout the year.These classes are led by IMHP’s certified teachers and community experts in a classroom setting. They will work on introducing new skills each week, in a hands-on environment with  opportunities to socialize.

    Breakfast and Lunch

    The IMHP offers both breakfast and lunch on Thursdays.

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