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Earlier this month, Hope’s Adult Education Program launched its first Health and Wellness workshops designed especially for its Adult Learning Community. The Health and Wellness workshops will be offered each academic session as a way to help adults gain a better understanding of how...
Most of you who are reading this e-newsletter know that the work of Hope is hardly a solitary endeavor. Creating, enriching, and sustaining Hope happens on many levels. Obviously, the dedicated work of our faculty and staff is foundational to this venture. Those involved in...
Some exciting developments are happening for Hope Partnership’s Adult Program. It was the recipient of a National Book Fund Award for $2,000 worth of books from Pro-Literacy Publishers, a publisher of adult education curricular materials. The program is also preparing for the first installment in the...
Though April was not the favorite month for our middle school students, since it was the month for PSSA Standardized Testing, it turned out to be a month of great support from our partners, from both near and far. The assistance started during the first...
Congratulations to to our staff here at Hope that have been recognized for excellence in their profession! Dr. Sharon DuPree - who serves as the head of school for Hope’s middle school program - was one 52 educators ors from throughout the U.S. who received...
From March 18th – 22nd, classrooms and halls of our school were filled with the spirit of joy, reflection and generosity. Our annual Spirit Week theme this year was Social Justice. Each grade chose an issue close to their hearts to learn more about. Topics...
The fifth graders at Hope Partnership for Education take their reading very seriously. Each afternoon, the fifth graders invite a guest reader into their classroom to share a story. This February, Miss Sarah Fox, the Graduate Support Program Associate, had the pleasure of reading to...
Every March across the city of Philadelphia 7th graders have the opportunity to visit Archdiocesan high schools. For many of our students this may be the very first time for the them to travel alone on public transportation see what high school may like to...
“Before a child talks, they sing. Before they write they draw. As soon as they stand, they dance.” Phylicia Rashad At Hope, we understand the importance of arts in education. We know the arts add depth to a young person’s world and gives them the opportunity to...
Walk into Hope’s Adult Learning Center on any afternoon, and you’ll likely find the faces of our adult learners buried deep in books. Last November, Hope’s adult education teachers rolled out the Independent Reading Program (IRP) to help our learners foster a love of reading while strengthening literacy skills. Educational research...
