Academics
Academics
Come join us for a supportive and nurturing program of group activities, free play, snack time, discussion, and outdoor play.
Teachers
We provide diverse academic opportunities for students to gain self-confidence, self-knowledge, and practical life skills .
Resources
All the resources are available for the students, teachers as well as for the parents to help them out in all corners.
Events
We have crafted many fun filled events to engage the children and also for the benefit of the parents as well.
Community
Passionate faculty and staff create challenging, relevant, and meaningful lessons, while caring for the whole child.
Athletics
Our athletic philosophy is that team sports develop many important skills and that every student can be part of a team.
About
Welcome to Hope Christian Academy, we invite you to visit our one of a kind campus to experience for yourself, the vision and values deeply rooted in our school for our students to thrive!
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address
1234 Divi St. #1000 San Francisco, CA 94220.
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Upcoming Events
Summer camp
Please note children must be finishing Grade 1 in order to enroll. If your child is entering Grade 1 in the Fall, then our Summer Camp is for them.
Camp sessions are being offered weekly
Times: M-F 9:00 am to 4:00 pm
Treehouse
The Treehouse provides a shady oasis to enjoy a cup of coffee, browse our store and mingle with other parents.
Our store offers many unique products :
wooden and handmade toys,
arts and craft supplies,
organic personal care products and
artisan gifts.
Virtual Learning
Computer based
Instruction is not provided by a teacher; instead, instruction is provided by software installed on a personal computer or mobile. This software can frequently customize the material to suit the specific needs of each student.
Internet-Based
This is similar to computer-based instruction, but in this case, the software that provides the instruction is delivered through the Web and stored on a remote server.
Remote Teacher Online
Instruction is provided by a teacher, but that teacher is not physically present with the student. Instead, the teacher interacts with the student via the Internet, through such media as online video, online forums, e-mail and instant messaging.
Blended Learning
This combines traditional face-to-face instruction, directed by a teacher, with computer-based, Internet-based or remote teacher online instruction. In effect, instruction comes from two sources: a traditional classroom teacher, and at least one of the forms of virtual learning described above.
Facilitated Virtual Learning
This is computer-based, Internet-based or remote teacher online instruction that is supplemented by a human “facilitator.” This facilitator does not direct the student’s instruction, but rather assists the student’s learning process by providing tutoring or additional supervision. The facilitator may be present with the learner or communicating remotely via the Web or other forms of electronic communication.
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Preparing for Summer School
Join our vibrant, diverse community of motivated students and distinguished faculty as you satisfy your intellectual curiosity, make new friends from around the world, and explore the many facets of Harvard University.