New Hope Christian Academy

09/17/2026

05/10/2026

“They may forget our names… but they never forget how we made them feel 💜”

Once a month, our New Hope kids walk into a nursing home with small gifts… but they leave behind something so much bigger.
Smiles. Hugs. Prayer. Love.

We sing with them, pray over them, and remind them they are not forgotten. And in return… they bless us more than we could ever bless them.

This is what it looks like to be the hands and feet of Jesus.

“Let all that you do be done with love.”
— 1 Corinthians 16:14 (KJV)

05/10/2026

Field Day 2026 may have been cold, windy, and rainy… but these kids still smiled, laughed, competed, and made memories that will last forever 💜⚔️

From relay races to games, teamwork, cheering, and LOTS of laughter… today reminded us that joy isn’t about perfect weather — it’s about being together ❤️

So proud of every single student for showing true Warrior spirit today! Rain or shine… we made the BEST of it ☔💪

We also had an amazing merit store to finish out the year! I think it’s the biggest one we have ever had !!!

04/28/2026

We had an amazing time at Urban Smith Studios. We highly recommend them ❤️❤️

04/22/2026

Very Thakful to Heather Mitchell who provided lunch for us today . They loved having McDonalds and especially the cookies ❤️❤️ Thank you for always supporting our school

03/10/2026

PTF will be at 3:30 this afternoon. We encourage all who can to please attend.

03/03/2026

March updates 🙂

02/13/2026

“The world says ‘boys will be boys’… we say ‘boys will be gentlemen.’”

Training up warriors for Christ… one small act of kindness at a time. ❤️

Our young gentlemen in kindergarten (ages five and six) had the opportunity to hand out roses to all of the ladies — teachers and students — for Valentine’s Day.

Before they passed them out, we had a short, devotional about what it means to be Godly young men. We talked about kindness, respect, holding doors open, letting others go first, using good manners, and honoring the girls and ladies around them. We reminded them that even at five and six years old, they can choose to act like little gentlemen.

And they did just that.

With the sweetest smiles, they handed out roses, said “Happy Valentine’s Day,” and not one of them asked for anything in return. They simply gave.

This is what we pray for — not just academic growth, but hearts that reflect Jesus. We are so proud of these boys and the young men they are becoming.

The world needs strong, kind, respectful, God-fearing men — and it starts right here in kindergarten. 🌹