Board accepts late exemption filing from Ignite Achievement Academy after relocation delays
Ignite Achievement Academy's operations director told the board the school moved locations and filed exemption paperwork late for 2024; the board accepted the late filing and approved the requested exemption for the year at issue.
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Nadia Miller, operations director at Ignite Achievement Academy (doing business as The Genius School), said the nonprofit private school moved locations and that filing deadlines were missed during the move; she asked the board to accept late Form 136 filings for 2024. "We sent them both in '24 and '25. '25 was accepted, '24 wasn't," Miller said, asking the board to accept the late 2024 filing because the school had limited resources and the liability demand was roughly $9,000.
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