Discover Agile at Hope High School
Located in southwest Phoenix, HOPE High School has been supporting "at risk" students since 2003. HOPE High School welcomes high school students seeking a small, self-paced learning environment where everyone knows your name. Students focus on earning their high school diploma and giving back to the community. HOPE's flexible learning environment allows students and teen parents to graduate early, get back on track for graduation, and provides a flexible schedule for students who are employed.
To discover more about HOPE High School, call (623) 772-8013.
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Why choose HOPE?
ACADEMIC Focused
HOPE provides a small school environment for those needing focus on academics. > go here to see the video
PERSONALIZED Instruction
While working through online curriculum, teachers provide a blended learning environment and focused instruction. Teachers provide one on one and small group support. > go here to see the video
FLEXIBLE Schedule
HOPE offers two sessions. Students who work, support their families or need a flexible schedule, can choose the morning or afternoon session. > go here to see the video
STUDENT Support
- Study under the stars
- School Store
- Attendance Rewards
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SCRUM Team
HOPE's scrum team is a group of student leaders. Focusing on school wide projects by utilizing the Agile Framework, the team uses SCRUM to lead and develop school culture. > go here to see the video
YOU are HOPE
HOPE teachers and staff build strong relationships with students and their families. HOPE is truly the place where everyone knows your name....because YOU are HOPE.> go here to see the video
Consider Donating To Our School, Follow this link to donate now.
Thank You for your Contribution!
Hope High School
7620 W. Lower Buckeye Rd. Ste. 104
Phoenix Arizona 85043
623-772-8013
623-772-8021 (fax)
Office Hours:
Monday - Friday
8:00am - 4:30pm
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A generous donation of the surplus food was made by a local Farmer’s Market to our students and their families. February 12, 2019 Posted by Mary Del Nero on February 12, 2019February 20, 2019 Mitch donated fruits and vegetables to our HHS students yesterday. Students and parents were thrilled! I...