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HOPE Academy: An Inner-City Program for Gifted Children
Does
Your Child or Grandchild . . .
Make
up stories, invent things?
Seem
to be in constant motion?
Use
lots of big words?
Remember
everything?
Parents are often
the first to recognize that their child is "really smart" and different
from other children. HOPE Academy's mission is to help families of all
cultures, backgrounds, and incomes receive equal opportunities to develop
their children's special gifts.
What Does "Gifted" Mean?
Knowing your child
is different may seem scary. In fact, gifted children who are not given
chances to develop their abilities may show negative behaviors, such as
constant daydreaming, challenging authority and being disruptive.
But giftedness also
means that your child has exceptional potential and, if given the proper
education, can achieve great things.
How Can Hope Help?
HOPE Academy for Gifted
Children has studied the development of gifted children for decades. We
use special tools to help identify gifted children as young as three years
old. We know that the earlier gifted kids are identified, the sooner we
can help them reach their potential.
The HOPE Academy program
provides a challenging, rewarding and nurturing environment for gifted
kids, where they learn at their own pace.
Our Programs Include:
a
4-M curriculum: multiple intelligence, multi-lingual, multi-cultural and
multi-discipline
reading,
computer & math skills
summer
math & science camp
language
arts
physical
education
community
resources
creative
arts
We Can Help By:
providing
financial assistance to deserving families
offering
your child a challenging curriculum
creating
an environment where gifted kids will develop skills and abilities
using
multicultural and multilingual materials
encouraging
family and community involvement
applying
appropriate teaching styles
Approximately
80% of HOPE Academy students have graduated to other gifted programs in
private and public schools.
Nearly
90% of parents who suspect their child may be gifted are right!
Gifted
children, like all kids, need the right environment to develop their skills.
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