Hope Academy

I see very good improvement of my kid who is going to kindergarten . He started speaking so well and describing all activities happening in school and i see very good improvement in writing as well.

The reviews about a lack of diversity are 100 percent true! The staff is extremely nasty and hateful towards minority parents, I’m afraid for my child at this school because of the way they treat minorities. The only parents praising this school are not people of color. I have never interacted with a nastier group of teachers and staff members. It may be in a somewhat nicer neighborhood but it’s not a good place for children of color!

I had a disappointing experience with this school regarding my son. Despite our hopes for support, it became clear that he wasn't considered a candidate for their program, which left us feeling undervalued and ignored. We were promised a report that we never received, and the lack of communication was frustrating.When we arrived for the "shadow day," we were disappointed to find that neither my son nor I were greeted by the teacher. In fact, she never introduced herself, nor did she share her credentials even though we previously asked in an email. It was concerning to witness such a lack of basic manners and introductions on his first day in the class. I truly believe behavior is a form of communication, but with such a small class size, it was disheartening that he didn’t receive the individualized attention he needed. Overall, we felt overlooked and disappointed with the level of care and support provided. We expected better and hope they do better in the future.

DO NOT EVER SEND YOUR KID HERE!!! Worst school ever. Even the staff are bullies to each other. No one there cares about kids. Grown adults act like children. Worst than children. Spiteful to each other.

When kids email the principal about teachers not teaching the principal does not reply or even to the slightest bit acknowldege the email. The teachers stay on their phones 24/7! Students do NOT make other students feel included.