News & Announcements

Welcome To Our Weekly Newsletter! 

As summer winds down and we eagerly approach the start of a new academic year, we're thrilled to bring you the latest updates, exciting events, and important reminders from New Hope Academy! 

Get ready for a fantastic year ahead as we dive into all that's happening in our vibrant school community!

Mr. Gilliam U.S. History classes began studying the origins and influences of horses in American history. Mr. Gilliam launched his year-long project, a community partnership with Black Trail Stables in Chesterfield, VA.

During the launch, students arrived at the barn in time to bring the horses in from pastures for breakfast. They were introduced to each horse and learned how to properly care for, approach, and bond with them.

As the project progresses, students will be immersed in cowboy culture, allowing them to connect with the stories in their U.S. History classes by learning horse care, equipment, and eventually how to ride.

There was a magical connection between the students and the horses, and everyone left the barn a better version of themselves.

Ms. Kelly, one of our dedicated teachers here at New Hope Academy, spearheaded our "NHA Parent Meet and Greet" on August 14th!

This event provided a valuable opportunity for parents and teachers to come together, fostering a collaborative environment while discussing important topics such as college preparedness, mental health, deeper learning, and community support resources.

The event featured team-building activities, engaging discussions, and a warm atmosphere filled with food, laughter, and door prizes!

It was an incredible experience that strengthened the partnership between parents and the school community, paving the way for ongoing collaboration and support.

Join us for an evening of connection and collaboration at our Parent Meet and Greet!

This is a fantastic opportunity for new and returning families to get acquainted with our dedicated faculty, meet fellow parents, and explore what’s in store for the upcoming school year.

Welcome To Our Weekly Newsletter! 

As summer winds down and we eagerly approach the start of a new academic year, we're thrilled to bring you the latest updates, exciting events, and important reminders from New Hope Academy! 

Get ready for a fantastic year ahead as we dive into all that's happening in our vibrant school community!

The students and staff of New Hope Academy have started the school year with great energy! They recently harvested vegetables from the "Garden Of Hope", celebrating their hard work by sharing the bounty with the John Randolph Foundation.

Mark your calendars for May 24th at 11:30 am, as "A Taste of Hope" food truck makes its debut with an exciting menu lineup. Featuring loaded baked potatoes with unique twists like "Rock The Boat" (cheeseburger style), "South of the Border" (fajita style), and "The City Point" (classic style), there's something for every palate. To sweeten the deal, indulge in "Anchor-Overs" turnovers in apple, peach, and blueberry flavors. For a lighter option, try "The Beacon Salad" bursting with fresh ingredients. Quench your thirst with "LimeDrop", "Golden Tea" or "Water Is Water". Don't miss out on the "NHA Combo", which includes a potato of choice, drink of choice, and turnover of choice for a complete and satisfying meal. See you there for a culinary adventure!

Mrs.Tyree, Mrs. Taylor and the CTE students from New Hope Academy took their culinary skills to the streets by operating a food truck, showcasing their talents in cooking and entrepreneurship. With precision and passion, they prepared delectable baked potatoes for the school board meeting, impressing members with their flavors and finesse. These students proved that determination and skill know no bounds.

During Spring Intercession at New Hope Academy, students were treated to an enticing event called "All You Can Eat International Food." This intercession offered a diverse array of cuisines from around the world, allowing students to sample a wide variety of dishes. It was a celebration of cultural diversity and culinary exploration, fostering a sense of community and appreciation for different cultures among the students.

Mr. Kelly and Mr. Hargrove visited our students, sharing their life experiences and the journey that led them to success. Their inspiring stories left our students feeling encouraged and hopeful about their own futures. We are grateful for their time and wisdom, which have undoubtedly made a lasting impact on our students' lives. Thank you again, Mr. Kelly and Mr. Hargrove.