HOPE Online Learning Academy Co-Op is thankful to the Colorado community for their generosity this holiday season! With their help, we were able to provide holiday gifts and/or food to 180 HOPE families (460 children) at 23 HOPE Learning Centers who needed assistance. The donors to this project included individuals affiliated with Girl Scouts of Colorado, Kaiser Permanente, Project Rise Fitness/Steve’s Club, Douglas County School District (Timber Trail, Cougar Run and Redstone schools), Dream Dinners Parker, Comfort Dental, Centennial Leasing & Sales, Metropolitan Homes, Armstrong Teasdale, 3D Church, Communications Strategy Group, J. Herzog and Sons, Inc., Grandview High School Sped team, Office Evolution and The Wright Group. This is one of the many projects HOPE does throughout the year to support the educational pathway of our students. HOPE’s learning model is focused on collaborating with stakeholders to build stronger communities. To learn more, visit www.hopeco-op.org. HOPE is a charter school of the Douglas County School District and operates nearly 30 locations throughout the state, serving 2,000 K-12 grade students. Enrollment the 2016/2017 school year is now open. HOPE’s specialties include small class sizes and one-on-one attention to help find a way every student can succeed.
