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Mission Statement: To provide the students and families of Hope Lutheran School and our surrounding community with a quality Christian education in a Christ-centered atmosphere by teaching God`s Word, sharing His love, and serving His people.We believe that:Jesus Christ is the one and only way to salvation.
A child is a spiritual being as well as a physical and social being.The Bible gives us direction and purpose in daily living.It`s the Word of God.
God is the ruler of our everyday life.The Bible has a primary place in our curriculum.All subjects are taught in the light of God`s Word.Our students are challenged to use their God-given abilities as they strive for academic excellence.- See more at: http://hopelcs.org/school/admissions.
Preschool tuition varies based on # of days and times of day chosen. K-8 tuition is uniform across the grades with discounts allowed for church members, more than 2 children enrolled and how tuition is paid.
Summer Program Cost Notes
We offer a summer CAMP program; costs vary by # of days attending each week.
Hope Lutheran School cares for and educates children ages 6
weeks - Grade 8. Our regular school day begins at 9 a.m. and
dismisses at 3:15 p.m. For children who need before and after
school hours care, Hope offers an Extended Care Program for all
children through grade 8. Our Daycare, Preschool and Pre-K
programs are under the direct supervision of Mrs. Terri Rambo, our
Early Childhood programs Director. The K-8 Elementary/Middle
School is under the direct supervision of Deaconess Claire Neagley,
our Principal. Our parish pastor, Rev. Richard Mokry serves
the school through providing Early Childhood devotions and K-8
Thursday Chapel. Pastor Rich is always available for
consultation and Spiritual guidance to teachers, students and
families. The Early Childhood programs follow a pre-set
curriculum which engages a wide variety of learning processes and
the teachers work with the children at their own levels. Hope
Lutheran Pre-school is a Keystone Stars program, currently
possessing our 3rd Star. The elementary and middle school
programs follow a set curriculum based on Lutheran Schools
Standards included in the Integrating the Faith program
guide. Along with those rigorous standards, Hope also
incorporates the use of such public school standards that are
appropriate and compatible with the Lutheran Schools
Standards. Our students are educated academically as well as
Spiritually and in a way as to encourage them to grow into being
good citizens of this great world God has created for
us.
Hope Lutheran School has 1 classroom per grade level with the
average class size in Elementary grades being 9 and in the Middle
School grades being 5. The K-8 school enrollment for the
2022-23 school year stands at 64 students. These small class
sizes allow the teachers to spend significant 1-on-1 time with
their students during the day. However, even with those
smaller numbers, we still are able to offer a full schedule of
'special classes' during the day, including P.E., Art, Computer
Skills and Music (including Guitar Club, Drum lessons
and eukele or recorder lessons). All students have a 30
minute group lunch experience and a 30 minute recess time
daily.
For additional information and to enroll, please call Hope
Lutheran School at (215) 946-3467 or reach out online to
info@hopelcs.org.
Grades: 9-12 | 517 students1.8 miles 611 Wistar Rd Fairless Hills, PA 19030 (215) 945-6200
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School Reviews
5.00 out of 5(7 reviews)
51/23/2020
Our daughter goes to Hope. We absolutely love it here at Hope! The teachers are very knowledgeable academically and Christ driven. Our daughter has learned so much thus far... about herself, Jesus Christ and what it means to be a Christian while getting an age appropriate education! We will be re-registering for the 2020 school year!
- Posted by Parent - Chavon
512/8/2017
I love this school. We'be been there 9 years, and will be there 10 more!
- Posted by Parent - Marianne
511/24/2017
I attended Hope Lutheran in the late 1960s. Instilled important values. Moved to Scotland aged 12, been teaching high school for 33 years, most recently as Depute Head Teacher. Hope helped me get here. Great school, even back then.
- Posted by Student/Alumni - Sandra McCulloch
510/1/2016
My daughter has attended Hope Christian School for 6 years and has loved every year. She has received a quality education with the small class sizes, amazing teachers and a family like atmosphere. The faculty here has always been available if there was ever a need or concern. Hope hosts a lot of school activities for the families to attend where the children still learn and have fun! The students are taught with Christian values and morals which will help guide them.
- Posted by Parent - bonni
59/24/2016
My sons have been going to Hope for five years now, and it's the best decision I have made! Small classes with a top notch education. All of the staff are warm and inviting and have extreme compassion for my children. It has a Family atmosphere where everyone knows everyone. I have watched my children grow into amazing young men with not only great grades but they have been taught good values and morals! I honestly could not ask for anything more! Love love love HOPE Lutheran school
- Posted by Parent - Chase
56/7/2014
Hope provides a safe Christian atmosphere. I am impressed with the student teacher ratio.
And the dedication of all the teachers. My grandson has attended Hope since kindergarten and I couldent ask for a better education. I highly recommend Hope.
- Posted by Parent - Patty
56/7/2014
Both of my daughters have attended Hope Christian School. The staff makes everyone feel welcome with a family atmosphere. The teachers are wonderful! Hope has a strong academic program with a focus on Christ. We have a wonderful principle, who is approachable, caring and brought new ideas to Hope.
- Posted by Parent - sherr
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Quick Stats (2024-25)
Grades: Prekindergarten-8
Enrollment: 134 students
Yearly Tuition: $5,035
Acceptance rate: 100%
Average class size: 9 students
Application Deadline: None / Rolling
Source: Verified school update
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