Welcome to HOPE Academy. We want you and your children to find your home away from home here with us. Our primary goal here is to provide a loving, nurturing, Christian environment for your children. We are more than a babysitting service or daycare and stress early education with the A Beka curriculum in our Three's, Fours, and Kindergarten classes. We are continually making changes and upgrading to better suit you and your child's needs. I don't want HOPE Academy to be just a good or even a great place to have your children, but the BEST place to leave your children while you are at work. If you have any further questions please feel free to drop by the Academy or give us a call.
 
Mara Dunkin 
Director of HOPE Academy

 

We are open from 6:30 am until 6:00 pm.   We are closed on the following days or their federal holidays: New Year's Day Good Friday Memorial Day Independence Day Labor Day Thanksgiving Day and the day after Christmas Eve and Christmas Day   Once your child is on table food and whole milk, we provide meals and snacks at the following times: AM snack 9:00 Lunch 11:30-12:00 PM snack 2:45   Extracurricular activities: Spanish or German twice a week included in your tuition Genova Family Karate with Mike Genova Kim's Koordination with Kim Boyd Soccer Shots with Matt Simmons Special Events: One of the things that makes HOPE Academy someplace your child really wants to attend is all our special events. We try to have at least one fun day a month. Some of our past special days include: International Week, Field Day, Teddy Bear Picnic, Johnny Appleseed Day, Christmas Pageant, Storybook Character Day, Hawaiian Luau, and Graduation parties.  During the summer, we have special days once a week.  Some of our special events this past summer were color week, , Our fifty states, hat day, bike/trike day, dinosaur day, and Ocean spray day.  We had a fantastic time with our Storybook Character Day.  Nick Propst did a wonderful magic act with the children based on stories.                                                         We got ready for Thanksgiving with a visit from a local hunter.  He brought in a stuffed turkey, some hides, and a real turkey for the kids to enjoy.