Hope Academy
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Hope Academy helps people find their Hope and Pursue their Purpose while learning English & culture. Hope Academy is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit.
Hope Academy's Women's English Club serves resettled women and their children through a learning community that focuses on the whole person as they journey with volunteers towards their goals of language learning, cultural acquisition and citizenship preparation. Together students and volunteers discover hope while pursuing their purpose. To learn more please email us at hopeacademysavannah@gmail
10/21/2022
Good morning, Today's Women's English Class is canceled due the flu. We are praying your family is healthy and we will see you next week.
09/06/2022
Hey Students and Volunteers! Remember, English class is back this Friday!
Message Teacher Heather if you can come.
08/23/2022
Thank you to everyone who helped make Summer Women's English Club 2022 such a success. Whether you attended as a student or a volunteer you are the reason WEC is more than just a place to learn English. In the words of our students, "Friday class is family."
To our church, business, community and individual partners, thank you! Your welcoming spirit and generosity create a place where we can all experience and find hope.
07/01/2022
Happy Independence Day to our students who have become American citizens this year! We are grateful to enjoy freedom and liberty with you!
Reminder: No English Class today. See everyone July 8th.
03/08/2022
What better way to celebrate International Women's Day than to congratulate students from Women's English Club on their citizenship ceremonies! Well done friends! You are a blessing to our community and we are grateful to be your fellow U.S. citizens.
02/18/2022
How do I join Zoom English class?
1. Click the link Mrs. Heather sent you.
2. In the box type the passcode in the message Mrs. Heather sent you.
Message your teacher if you have questions. :)
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02/04/2022
Women's English Club is going virtual this week with the Women's English Club Cooking Show!
Message Mrs. Heather if you need the Zoom link.
01/27/2022
Women's English Club is on Zoom this Friday.
Message Mrs. Heather if you need the Zoom link.
01/21/2022
Students & Volunteers: NO ENGLISH CLASS today because of sickness. Stay healthy friends and hope to see you next week. Contact Mrs. Heather if you have questions or need help.
01/14/2022
Women's English Club Volunteers & Students:
Class is on ZOOM today.
Message your teacher if you did not get the Zoom link.
01/14/2022
Women's English Club Students & Volunteers:
Reminder- Class is on Zoom today.
Message Mrs. Heather for the zoom link.
09/28/2021
Reminder: No English Class October 1 and 8.
See everyone on October 15th.
Women's English Club students and volunteers please remind your friends there is no class this week or next week. Contact Heather with questions.
09/28/2021
05/28/2021
We are excited to announce the re-launch of Women's English Club this fall on September 17th. It's been too long!
A huge thank you to our partners and volunteers who provide the resources to help us create a vibrant community. We couldn't do this without you. A very special thank you to the volunteers who are helping us rebuild our serve teams and redesign our curriculum over the summer for the fall.
We can't wait to get everyone back together!
05/26/2021
We celebrate with all the graduates of 2021 but especially our friends who resettled here from across the globe. Your resilience, perseverance and commitment to find hope and pursue your purpose inspires us to believe for greater than our current challenges or circumstances may say to us.
May you..."always remember you are braver than you believe, stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think." ~A.A. Milne, author of "Winnie-the-Pooh"
02/23/2021
Students studying for the Citizenship Test should stop studying for the new 2020 test and go back to studying for the 2008 test with study guides you had from before the pandemic.
Exceptions:
Applicants who filed their naturalization applications on or after Dec. 1, 2020, but before March 1, 2021, with an initial examination (interview) before April 19, 2021, will have the choice to either take the 2008 civics test or the 2020 civics test. USCIS will notify applicants who are affected by the change. If the initial interview is scheduled on or after April 19, 2021, applicants will take the 2008 civic test.
USCIS Reverts to the 2008 Version of the Naturalization Civics Test U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services announced today it is reverting to the 2008 version of the naturalization civics test beginning March 1, 2021.
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Our Story
At Hope Academy we believe everyone benefits when people find their Hope and Pursue their Purpose. We do that by helping our neighbors, who have come here from around the world, learn English. We help them integrate with their new culture and pursue their purpose beyond language learning by sharing their gifts with our community. Our focus is using education to welcome adults and their families.
In 2015 we folded the adult literacy programs of the Whitefield Foundation into Hope Academy. We quickly grew from GED to Adult Literacy to English for Speakers of Other Languages. The programs blossomed as people found their Hope and Pursued their Purpose.
In 2018 the GED/Adult Literacy program will go home to the Whitefield Foundation again as we focus on our cultural integration outreaches for resettled refugees and international students/workers. We continue to partner with the Whitefield Foundation and network with area non-profits and churches to serve our community.
To learn how you can partner with Hope Academy as a volunteer or financial partner email Brian Flood at [email protected] or visit www.hopeacademysavannah.com .
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