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Hope Christian Academy is focused on providing an excellent values-based education that trains, equips and prepares preschool through eighth grade students to grow in their God-given gifts and abilities.
We believe in the inerrant Word of God, are focused on Jesus Christ and are dedicated to helping students discover God’s purpose for their lives.
For new students, Hope Christian Academy (K-8) is offering FREE registration and $1,000 tuition credit for the first year. For new students, God's Fingerprints (preschool) students will receive FREE registration and a 20% tuition discount. Just mention th
At God's Fingerprints & Hope Christian Academy, the school years
are crucial for the sound spiritual, emotional, social,
intellectual and physical development of every child. We founded
our school to address these needs and provide all of our students
with a top-quality, Christ-centered education filled with love,
affirmation, learning and fun. Our goal is to teach Christian Bible
truths and to give families a Christian education alternative and a
source for spiritual nurturing. Our program provides children with
a loving, nurturing environment. Children are allowed to explore
and experiment, using their five senses, with a variety of
materials within a structured environment. We are aware that there
are wide differences in rates of growth and ways of learning among
young students these differences are what make your child a unique
person.
Source: Verified school update
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the application deadline for Hope Christian Academy?
The application deadline for Hope Christian Academy is rolling (applications are reviewed as they are received year-round).
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