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From March 18th – 22nd, classrooms and halls of our school were filled with the spirit of joy, reflection and generosity. Our annual Spirit Week theme this year was Social Justice. Each grade chose an issue close to their hearts to learn more about. Topics...
The fifth graders at Hope Partnership for Education take their reading very seriously. Each afternoon, the fifth graders invite a guest reader into their classroom to share a story. This February, Miss Sarah Fox, the Graduate Support Program Associate, had the pleasure of reading to...
“Before a child talks, they sing. Before they write they draw. As soon as they stand, they dance.” Phylicia Rashad At Hope, we understand the importance of arts in education. We know the arts add depth to a young person’s world and gives them the opportunity to...
Walk into Hope’s Adult Learning Center on any afternoon, and you’ll likely find the faces of our adult learners buried deep in books. Last November, Hope’s adult education teachers rolled out the Independent Reading Program (IRP) to help our learners foster a love of reading while strengthening literacy skills. Educational research...
Most of our readers realize that Hope Partnership for Education is unique in many ways. We are an education center and offer three programs; a state licensed middle school consisting of grades five through eight; a graduate support program, which follows our alums through high...
Have you ever seen a mummy before? Hope’s 7th grade students had the pleasure when they once again joined peers from across the region to begin research and travel activities for the World Affair’s/Jr. Model United Nations Program. This year, the global competency course...
Graduate Support Program has been busy providing two Application and Financial Aid nights this year to offer support its current students and graduates. Parents from the 8th grade class dropped in to get support with applying to high schools and filling out financial aid applications. Every year...
The Hope middle school’s 4th Annual Holiday Showcase was once again a great way to end the 2018 calendar year. It opened with an introduction of the seven principles of Kwanzaa (Unity, Self-Determination, Collective Work and Responsibility, Cooperative Economics, Purpose, Creativity and Faith), a...
Earlier this month, the Adult Education Program recognized Richard Partee’s service to Hope at a holiday luncheon. Adult learners were guests of honor. While the event was held to celebrate these members of the Hope community, it also served to pay tribute to one of...
In the midst of a busy December, Hope’s administrative team wanted to acknowledge all of the staff members who are directly responsible for our programs and the educational achievements at Hope, i.e. the middle school teachers, graduate support staff, and adult education teachers. Little did...
