 What
Families Are Saying:
"After my divorce I needed a stronger hold on my children's education
where I didn't have to worry about them... Hope Academy has been
a blessing for my family. My children are learning well and also
learning about the Lord... Thank you!"
--Mother of two students at Hope
"I like how parents are involved in their children's schooling.
The school makes it where parents understand that they need to
be actively involved in their child's education... Hope Academy
is a great private school and we feel very blessed to have a chance
to send out boys there."
--Mother of two Hope Academy boys
"I'm proud that my son goes to Hope Academy because he learns
about how God loves us and to respect people..."
--Mother of a second grader
"One thing I appreciate as a parent is the fact that my
children come home talking about God and singing songs they learned
at Family Worship."
--Mother of two students
"My daughter has a sensory dysfunction and a fear/anxiety
disorder. She attended three different schools in preschool and
kindergarten. None of them worked. I prayed and decided to send
her to Hope, which was a prayer answered. She has done very well!"
--Mother of a first grader
"Our child was struggling at home learning to read. We decided
to put her at Hope to get extra help with reading and boost her
confidence. She is now excited about learning and looks forward
to reading."
--Mother of second grader
"It means the world to me to be able to have my daughter attend
a Christian school and learn the word of God... I would not have
been able to have [my daughter] attend Hope if it wasn't for the
blessing of [the donors]. I am a single mother. I work and I am
attending Nursing School. On my own I would not financially have
been able to send her to Hope Academy."
--Mother of student
"For all three of my kids at Hope I notice the teachers wanting
the kids to learn all they can, and they like to see the kids
excel in their learning. I have learned that God loves us very
much and loves to see us love and care for one another."
--mother of three Hope students
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