About HOPE

 

Mission

HOPE schools exist to provide a high-quality, Christian education in a safe, supportive environment. We strive to make teaching and learning exciting and to graduate students who are well prepared to become inspirations to their families, leaders in their communities and successes in the workplace.

 

Vision

HOPE is dedicated to developing a network of schools that provide a Christian education that is genuinely transformational for our students. We are tireless in our commitment to establishing a distinctive identity as one of America’s finest college-preparatory institutions, developing students who are academic standouts and active community servants.

 

Recognition

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel names HOPE among seven schools making “positive impressions”

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HOPE board co-chairman James Rahn joins groundbreaking school choice research team

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HOPE opened its doors in 2002 with one school and nearly 50 students. Today, HOPE operates three schools in Milwaukee’s central city – an elementary school (K5-8), a middle school (5-8) and a high school, serving close to 500 students and their families.
We are dedicated to the fact that education is a means to a life that is more successful and spiritually richer. HOPE offers a rigorous academic program that is focused on raising student achievement in an environment of encouragement and support.

While at HOPE, students master the skills that provide the foundation for life-long learning. Our exceptional teachers use time-tested approaches to academics and are committed to the development of intellectual curiosity, critical thinking and creativity. While the pursuit of academic excellence is a hallmark of HOPE, we are committed to graduating well-rounded individuals. Athletics, music, community service and other extracurricular activities complete the student experience.
History
2000 HOPE Schools founded.
2002 HOPE Christian School, an elementary school, opens in Milwaukee’s Amani neighborhood (25th Street and North Avenue) with 49 students in grades K-4.
2003 HOPE Christian School expands to serve 130 students in grades K-6.
2004 HOPE high school opens in Milwaukee’s Harambee neighborhood (King Drive and Auer Ave. – just north of Burleigh) with 108 freshman students.

HOPE Christian School expands to serve 189 students in grades K-7.
2005 HOPE Middle School, opens in Milwaukee’s Riverwest neighborhood (Holton and Burleigh) with 76 students in grades 5-8.

HOPE Christian School expands to serve 247 students in grades K-8.

HOPE High School expands to serve 233 freshman and sophomore students.

Total enrollment in HOPE’s three schools reaches more than 500.

 

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