Hope Academies across Ohio offer their condolences to the family of Mike Crislip, a 13-year-old Canton resident who was believed to have died in a fire Saturday.Read story from July 15, 2007 edition of The Repository
Monday, July 16, 2007
In memory
Hope Academies across Ohio offer their condolences to the family of Mike Crislip, a 13-year-old Canton resident who was believed to have died in a fire Saturday.Read story from July 15, 2007 edition of The Repository
Tuesday, July 3, 2007
HOPE Academies keeping busy
HOPE Academies have been busy during the spring and summer months.
Each building has held promotion ceremonies for sixth or eighth graders.
Many children have been accepted into impressive high school programs. For example, HOPE University has students who will be attending Akron St. Vincent/St. Mary High School and Akron Firestone High School's International Business program.
Each building has a summer offering of HELP (Hope's Extended Learning Program.
Families are attending schools daily to work on their studies. Our records indicate that children who attend summer HELP improve their test scores.
Lastly, our staff members are continuing with their own professional growth this summer by attending college/university courses.
Each building has held promotion ceremonies for sixth or eighth graders.
Many children have been accepted into impressive high school programs. For example, HOPE University has students who will be attending Akron St. Vincent/St. Mary High School and Akron Firestone High School's International Business program.
Each building has a summer offering of HELP (Hope's Extended Learning Program.
Families are attending schools daily to work on their studies. Our records indicate that children who attend summer HELP improve their test scores.
Lastly, our staff members are continuing with their own professional growth this summer by attending college/university courses.
Thursday, June 21, 2007
Monday, June 18, 2007
Students help Hammers and Nails
Students from HOPE Academy Canton participated in a fundraiser called “Pennies for Paint.”
The students collected a total of $402.20.
The money was donated to Hammers and Nails, a nonprofit agency that helps disadvantaged Stark County homeowners with home repairs.
The students collected a total of $402.20.
The money was donated to Hammers and Nails, a nonprofit agency that helps disadvantaged Stark County homeowners with home repairs.
Friday, June 1, 2007
Award ceremony slated
Hope Academy Chapelside Campus, the School of Excellence will hold its Award Ceremony for grades 1-7 on June 4.
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