Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Greetings!,
Often I get asked the question, "You are so successful at teaching inner city kids at Hope, couldn't you remove
the spiritual component of what you do and multiply Hope as a movement of
government-funded charter schools?"
I
asked myself the same question with the release of Waiting
for Superman, a film that documents the heart-wrenching failure of our public
school system to serve our nation's most vulnerable: inner city youth.
The question the film invites viewers to ask is, where will change come
from?
Click here to continue reading "Waiting for the REAL Superman"
OTHER items of interest:
Annual Report, Student Letters: This week expect a copy of our 2009-2010 Annual Report (PDF). Also, if you sponsor students here at Hope, you will receive a personal letter from them in this mailing as well!
An Evening of Hope: Join us for An Evening of Hope on Thursday, November 11th from 6-9pm! click here to register, or call Tennille Ziegler at 612-721-6294 ext. 106. You can also host a table of ten for free (we are praying for 13 more table hosts!). The event will include performances by Strings of Hope violin students, our 100+ member Hope Academy Choir, and will be emceed by humorist Bob Stromberg.
Tour of Hope: Bring friends to a Tour of Hope tomorrow! Thursday, October 14 from 12-1pm (register by calling Dan Olson at 612-721-6294 ext. 106, or clicking here). Next tour dates are Dec. 9; Jan. 13; Feb. 10; March 10; April 14; May 12 (all tours are Thursdays from 12-1pm).
Sponsor a Student: If you don't sponsor a student but would like to, there are still more than 25 students at Hope without a Partner. Learn more about our Partner Sponsorship Program.
Thank you again for your partnership in serving inner city youth with a remarkable, God-centered education.
Blessings in Christ,
 Russ
Gregg Head of School
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