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About us
New Hope Christian Academy began as a desire in the hearts of teachers to provide a local community school with biblical values, as well as academic excellence, individualized instruction and experiential learning.
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core values
Lead with Integrity
We believe it is essential for administrators, faculty, and staff to have a personal relationship with the Lord, Jesus Christ, and to lead lives that glorify God.
Uphold All Biblical Truth
We believe the Bible is Truth, the complete and final Word of God.
Partner with our Families
Our teachers and administrators seek to collaborate with our parents, and we intentionally maintain a balanced school culture, which promotes family time.
Strive for Excellence in Scholarship and Character
The Bible is our guide for morality, ethics, and character; our highest aspiration as a school community is to love God and others, and to encourage individual growth in love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, gentleness, faithfulness and self-control.
Equip Students for God-Glorifying Lives as Leaders and Citizens
As individuals who know the truth, equipped with compassion, wisdom and knowledge, students are uniquely positioned to positively contribute to their places of work, their neighborhoods, the church, and to the next generation. We encourage hands-on leadership and service opportunities to help our students gain guided experience, passion, and confidence.
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We provide opportunities to succeed
Viewing each child as a unique creation of God and designed for a specific purpose, the NHCA teachers and staff are committed to teaching truth, while facilitating the learning process. They work alongside parents to provide an exceptional education for each child attending New Hope Christian Academy.
opportunity
New Hope Christian Academy presents excellent professional opportunities to dynamic, experienced leaders committed to education grounded in a biblical worldview. Founded in 2017, NHCA was established with the purpose of partnering with families to provide students a Christ-centered education while fostering a life of faith and service.
Our dedicated faculty and staff are committed to high achievement in academics, arts and athletics. We commit every aspect of NHCA to the glory of God. This includes the entire school system from the Board of Directors to the custodial staff, from curriculum to extra-curricular activities, from facilities to finances. While our academics and extracurricular activities are strong, it is our community of faith that is even stronger.
Supporting
our students for the future
Academic Advising
Starting their freshman year, students meet annually with our college guidance director to select courses for the following year and build a four-year plan. Each year, this plan will be reviewed and adjusted to accommodate new interests and college plans.
Students are advised to take the most challenging courses in which they can be successful and that meet the requirements of the specific colleges and universities in which they are interested in attending.
Testing
Students take the PSAT and ACT Aspire tests. We recommend that students take the SAT and/or ACT college entrance exams during their junior year with the option to retake their senior year. Test prep resource information is available through the guidance office.
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Kindergarten- 8th grade one time application fee is due with the admissions application and is non-refundable.
The enrollment fee for Kindergarten- 8th grade is $1000. Enrollment Fees are non-refundable and due upon enrollment.
Tuition includes all curriculum and materials, school supplies; no hidden fees. Tuition for grades K-8th is contracted annually, and non-refundable after August 1 of the current school year.
Yes, absolutely. We have periodic events called Parents Perk that we invite all perspective families to tour the school. If you would like to come prior to one of our events, please email us and we will set it up.
Bring your lunch and a full-size backpack, and your summer reading book.
It varies per grade level, but runs between 11:15 and 1pm.
Check into the principal’s office to pick it up.
Students are to be in their classroom at their desks by 8:15am.
Yes, each student will be issued a locker or cubby.
There will be a central meeting room for students who arrive from 7am – 8:10am. We will have student greeters to show you where to go upon arrival.
No, you will have a student-issued computer, or one assigned in the lab.
Cell phones will be checked in to the main office and can be picked up at the end of the school day.
