Recent News
(March 24, 2011) - Hope Board Unveils Long-Range Plan and Launches Growing Hope Campaign
With unanimous consent the Hope Academy Board of Directors released its long-range plan, with the ultimate goal, Lord-willing, of serving 550 inner city youth by 2017. The report (see right) gives a rationale and plan for inviting the broader community to help us reach the following goals.
Goal 1: Prepare our facility for 550 students (see the Finishing Touches Fund)
Goal 2: Double our Partner Program to serve 200 more inner city students by 2017
Goal 3: Endow the education of 100 students with a new Legacy Partners Endowment Fund.
Goal 4: Ensure that Hope graduates can afford and navigate college.
As we look to the future, God continues to do more than we could ever ask and imagine. Please pray with us for God’s direction in reaching these goalsand consider how you might be involved.
Finally, join us in trusting Christ as we continue to lift up the future of our educational efforts to Him: “Unless the LORD builds the house, its builders labor in vain.” (Psalms 127:1).
(July 7, 2010) - Securing a Building for the Future
With unanimous consent the Hope Academy Board of Directors is pleased to announce that Hope Academy closed on the purchase of our current facility on July 7, 2010.
Yet again, God has done more than we could ever ask and imagine. Join us in thanking the Lord as we continue to en- trust the future of Hope to him: “Unless the LORD builds the house, its builders labor in vain.” (Psalms 127:1).
NOTE: Read the full release in our July Newsletter (PDF)
(July 1, 2010) - Hope Test Scores Continue to Demonstrate Excellence
Click here to see our 2010 test scores as compared to our neighborhood schools. We continue to be amazed with how inner city kids thrive when challenged and supported.Thank the Lord with us for how he is working in the hearts and minds of our students.
(March 29, 2010) - KTIS (98.5) selects Hope Academy as ministry of the month (April).
Hope Academy was the KTIS ministry of the month for April 2010. KARE-11's Julie Nelson interviewed Head of School Russ Gregg, along with students Elijah Young (seventh grade) and Josiah Remus-Ford. Promos ran on both the FM (98.5) and AM (900) dial.
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