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The New Hope Christian School first began in 1991 with the birth of New Hope Preschool.
The Preschool started with two classes, a morning three-year old class and a morning four-and-five-year old class.
The following year the demand from the community for more classes was so high that afternoon sessions were added and waiting lists have been in place ever since After many years of God prompting us through the wishes and prayers of parents, New Hope opened a Kindergarten in September of 1999.
An additional grade has been added every year thereafter until the elementary school was complete.
Then, in 2003, parents once again came to the leadership and administration of New Hope Christian School to ask if we would continue to grow into a middle school.
New Hope Christian School now serves Preschool through Eighth Grade.
The school serves over 250 students supported and educated by 30 full and part-time staff. All of our teachers are degreed and licensed by the State of Wisconsin in the area in which they teach.
New Hope Preschool strives to provide social, academic, emotional; and Spiritual growth for the 3, 4, and 5-year old child in a positive Christian environment of Developmentally Appropriate Practices focusing on meeting the individual Learning Style needs of every child.
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