Jeff Del Nero 
Here are some tips to manage a successful path through a disorganized environment. When Home Life is Crazy and You Need to Do Your School Work Often, when a household is a chaotic environment, families choose an online school as their best option to minimize the craziness. Here are some tips to manage a successful … Read more
I’m not sure how to describe this… well first, I’m sitting in a rental car in Phoenix and it’s a lovely 75 or 80 degrees. But in case you don’t know, I’m Howard Sublett, I am the product owner for the Scrum Alliance, and I had an opportunity to come to Phoenix, Arizona to see … Read more
By Mary Del Nero with Rebecca Searles Reasons Why Hope High School Online is Your Best Choice for an Online High School When you do an internet search for best online school options, a nice-sized list pops up. One that rises to the top of that list is Hope High School Online in Glendale. After … Read more
Think of the next chapter as a time to experience jobs, school, and training in iterations. A long term commitment is not required right off the bat.
Today at Hope High School, Zariyah and Felizardo, two current Hope High School students, shared their ambitions with the Hope Champion Scholarship committee with the aim of garnering one of two 2019 Hope Champion scholarships to further their dreams after high school. Zariyah created a pencil drawing to demonstrate her accomplished art abilities with the goal … Read more
Today (March 22, 2019), Michael Porpora, President West Division at OnePoint Patient Care, spoke to the JAG students at Hope High School about careers in pharmacy. Also, to the delight of the students, he brought pizza! Mr. Porpora explained that the field of pharmacy is open to high school graduates who can begin as a … Read more
Ever since childhood, adults have asked, “What are you going to do when you grow up?” Usually, a child will answer with a simple response of a type of careers such as a doctor, truck driver or a mommy. Two college professors out of Stanford are challenging us to ask different questions so our responses … Read more
The Hard Truth The room was bustling with sounds of shifting papers, talk of turning in grades, and the well awaited spring break. Teachers impatiently sat around tables to hear the latest and greatest educational approach that they would be forced to implement into their all-encompassing classrooms. Imagine their delight when the principal calls order … Read more