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.
Thursday, May 31, 2007
Hope Academy West students look at plant seeds, not litter

Mrs. Zelek’s fifth grade class at Hope Academy West recently participated in a countywide program sponsored by the Cuyahoga County Solid Waste District. Plant Pride, Not Litter is an annual cleanup and beautification event where students plant trees and flowers and pick up litter.
Assisted by Dan Reagan, the class transplanted tree seedlings and bulbs. Due to weather, we weren’t able to pick up litter, but it is certainly in our plans before the school year ends.
The staff is looking forward to watching our garden develop into a scenic area for all to enjoy.
Monday, May 28, 2007
Broadway campus holds African-American Career Day
The Hope Academy Broadway Campus held its First African-American Career
Day in celebration of Black History Month.
The theme was “The Importance of Education.”
Speakers who visited the campus included a surgical nurse, a fireman, policeman, NASA worker, Director of Student-Multi-Cultural Affairs, a social worker and a librarian.
“Career Day was a resounding success,” said Heather Jakubowski. “We have had nothing
but positive feedback from parents, students, teachers and speakers.”
Day in celebration of Black History Month.
The theme was “The Importance of Education.”
Speakers who visited the campus included a surgical nurse, a fireman, policeman, NASA worker, Director of Student-Multi-Cultural Affairs, a social worker and a librarian.
“Career Day was a resounding success,” said Heather Jakubowski. “We have had nothing
but positive feedback from parents, students, teachers and speakers.”
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