NEW HOPE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
Accredited by: ACSI, HAIS and WASC
Elementary and Middle School
But seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness, and all these things will be added to you. Matthew 6:33
New Hope Christian School’s Elementary and Middle School has moved to the Waipahu campus in July of 2023 for the beginning of the 2023 -24 school year. The newly renovated campus has the same welcoming, family feel where it is obvious as soon as you set foot on campus that children are happy and engaged in learning.
The elementary and middle school uses the Abeka curriculum for most of its core subjects. Abeka is a Christ-centered curriculum that helps build a strong academic and spiritual foundation for our students. The small class sizes allow for teachers to better focus on each student and his/her academic needs.
The school day begins at 8:00 am daily. The day ends at 3:00 pm daily four days a week and ends at 1:30pm on Wednesdays. Students may be dropped off as early as 7:00 am (at no charge). The school does have an after-school program. After care starts when school ends and offers care until 5:30pm for a monthly fee of $80.
Please check under the “admissions” tab to find out more information on fees, and tuition, We do offer an optional catered lunch parents can purchase.
**For more information, please take a look at our "Frequently Asked Questions" tab or contact the school office by phone at 808-678-3776 or by email at info@nhcshi.org.
Jesus First In All We Do!
As we seek to nurture the next generation to impact the world for Christ, we begin each day focused on HIm. Each morning, the elementary and middle school students and staff start the day with praise and worship followed by class devotions and Bible. We also have weekly chapels and a school-wide focus on character building based on Godly principals.
Academics
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NHCS provides students with an excellent academic foundation. The base of our elementary and middle school curriculum is the Abeka curriculum. The small class sizes allow for teachers to better focus on each student and his/her academic needs. Our 4th - 8th grade students also have 1:1 computing and are issued a chromebook at the start of each year.
While our curriculum is geared to keep students working collectively at a rigorous pace, we also want to be sure we meet students' individual needs. Therefore, we have also included an individualized curriculum that is used for remediation and enrichment for all grades. Our K - 8th grade students access this online program through their individual assigned iPad w/keyboards device.
Ohana Fridays
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On Fridays, students look forward to our special schedule and resource classes. The day begins with chapel. Following chapel, students take part in Ohana Day activities. These classes have included: music, drama, Japanese, art, technology, Hawaiian culture, and STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math). Following Ohana groups, students return to their homeroom for lunch and an afternoon PE class.