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New Hope Christian Academy is a private, Christian institution offering a Christian elementary, and secondary education to families in our area.
We are fully licensed by the State of North Carolina Division of Non-Public Education and accredited through Middle States Association - Commission on Elementary and Secondary Schools, National Council of Private Schools Association and National Independent Private Schools Association.
Our teachers are either licensed or are in school working toward licensure.
Please check out our website or stop by the school for a look around and see all the exciting, innovative programs in action!.
Grades: NS-12 | 1,306 students9.3 miles 1917 N Centennial Street High Point, NC 27262 (336) 883-3333
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57/24/2015
I would definitely recommend New Hope to families looking for an alternative to public school or homeschooling. New Hope is small but has a few sports teams and clubs for high school students. Students go to school Monday - Thursday so Fridays off allow for long weekends for our family. The staff are loving, creative and excited about their school and their students and families. Communication has been made even easier this year through Gradelink.com. There are no more surprises at report card time! We plan to continue here until our children graduate.
- Posted by Parent - tmike
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