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Academy of Hope is our on campus school. The girls are taught using the A.C.E.-Accelerated Christian Education, School of Tomorrow Curriculum.
Many of the girls are behind in their studies, and this program allows them to fill in learning gaps and work at full potential to catch up.
A teacher instructs and guides the class as they work on individual lessons or together on group projects.
We always shave a need for volunteers to help the girls when specific academic challenges arise.
Volunteers may also teach art, cooking, nutrition,and exercise. The girls also volunteer at least once a month serving in the community at such places as a senior center or food bank.
House of Hope is a Christian therapeutic school, home, and counseling center for hurting and troubled girls, ages 12-17.
We have an intensive program offering Christian education and counseling for girls and their families.
Our nonprofit ministry is unique because we require parents to participate in weekly counseling and family life training.
Quick Stats (2025)
Grades: 7-11
Enrollment: 6 students
Average class size: 350 students
Application Deadline: None / Rolling
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
Academy of Hope is our on campus school. The girls are taught using
the A.C.E.-Accelerated Christian Education, School of Tomorrow
Curriculum. Many of the girls are behind in their studies, and this
program allows them to fill in learning gaps and work at full
potential to catch up. A teacher instructs and guides the class as
they work on individual lessons or together on group projects. We
always shave a need for volunteers to help the girls when specific
academic challenges arise. Volunteers may also teach art,
nutrition,and exercise. The girls also volunteer at least once a
month serving in the community at such places as the senior center.
House of Hope is a Christian therapeutic school, home, and
counseling center for hurting and troubled girls, ages 12-17. Our
nonprofit ministry is unique because we require parents to
participate in weekly counseling and family life training.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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Quick Stats (2025)
Grades: 7-11
Enrollment: 6 students
Average class size: 350 students
Application Deadline: None / Rolling
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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