Hope Public Schools: “WE embrace our stories.” Hispanic Heritage Month, September 15–October 15. Honoring Hispanic and Latino histories, cultures, and contributions. Red, black, and blush book pages and speech bubbles on cream. #WEEMBRACE.
Red, black and white Hope Tennis graphic featuring three players with rackets, the complete Hope Bobcats logo, and “Strong season. Postseason ready.
Black torn-paper design with the Hope Bobcats logo celebrating Yerger’s 2026 math growth award and No. 3 Southwest Region ranking.
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AHOF Inductees
Hope Public Schools State Accountability Update graphic in red, black, gray, and white with the official H Bobcats logo. The graphic reads “Achievement. Growth. Readiness.” and notes that the district maintained an overall C rating, district academic achievement points increased by 19 points, Beryl Henry Elementary increased its point total by 43 points, and Yerger Middle School increased its total points by 62 points. It also states that BHE and YMS ranked No. 1 and No. 2, respectively, for increased achievement across the SWAEC cooperative. The graphic closes with, “Progress matters. The work continues.”
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Community Volunteers Help Clean Banner Hope’s Newest Facility
Fall is here, Bobcat activities are underway, and there’s no better time to show your Hope pride.  The official Hope High School Sideline Store offers a variety of Bobcat apparel and accessories for students, staff, families, alumni and fans. From T-shirts and hoodies to hats, outerwear and accessories, there are plenty of ways to represent Hope throughout the school year.  Whether you’re heading to a game, supporting one of our student groups, coming to a district event or simply representing Hope around the community, we want to see Bobcat pride everywhere.  Fresh Starts. Fresh Styles. Rep the Bobcats in official gear.  Shop the Hope High School Sideline Store today.
2026 EHOF Group
Group photo of the 2026–2027 Hope High School Band on stadium bleachers, including student musicians, percussion, drum majors, color guard members, and band staff.
Group photo of the 2026–2027 Hope High School Tennis team and coach posed on stadium bleachers, with several players holding tennis rackets.
Group photo of the 2026–2027 Hope High School Golf team and coach posed together on stadium bleachers.
Group photo of the 2026–2027 Hope High School Cross Country team and coaches seated and standing together on stadium bleachers.
Hope Public Schools early release graphic for Wednesday, September 2. All campuses will release at 1:00 PM, except Clinton Primary, which will release at 1:20 PM. Families are asked to make plans to receive their students at the early release time. The graphic includes the Hope Bobcats “H” logo and the message, “World Class Students, World Class Learning, World Class Citizens.”
BHE YMS Leaders
National Immunization Awareness Month graphic with a pink and red gradient background. A healthcare professional is shown preparing to give a vaccine to a young girl. Text encourages families to stay up to date on recommended vaccines and speak with a healthcare provider or local health department. Hope Public Schools logo appears in the center.
Hope Public Schools is preparing to welcome the next cohort of its Aspiring Leaders program, continuing the district’s commitment to developing and supporting future leaders from within the organization.  As preparations begin for the upcoming cohort, HPS is taking a look back at Aspiring Leaders Cohort 2 and some of the experiences shared throughout their time in the program.  Aspiring Leaders gives district employees opportunities to strengthen their leadership skills, gain a broader understanding of district operations, collaborate with colleagues from across Hope Public Schools, and prepare for future opportunities to serve students, staff, and the community in leadership roles.  Throughout the program, Cohort 2 participated in opportunities designed to encourage professional growth, meaningful discussion, relationship-building, and a deeper understanding of leadership within a school district.  The accompanying photos highlight just a few of the moments from Cohort 2 as participants learned, connected, and grew together.  Hope Public Schools looks forward to building on the success of Cohort 2 and continuing to invest in employees who are interested in expanding their leadership capacity and making a positive impact throughout the district.  Stay tuned as HPS prepares for the next Aspiring Leaders cohort!