WEATHER UPDATE — NO SCHOOL TUESDAY, January 27, 2026

Due to continued hazardous winter conditions, including ice and freezing temperatures, Hope Public Schools will remain closed on Tuesday, January 27, 2026.

Road conditions and low temperatures continue to impact safe travel. The safety of our students, staff, families, and community remains our top priority.

We will continue monitoring conditions and will keep families informed through these same communication channels regarding our next instructional day.

Please stay safe, limit travel when possible, and take precautions during freezing conditions.

Thank you for your patience and support.



ACTUALIZACIÓN DEL CLIMA — NO HAY CLASES EL MARTES 27 DE ENERO DE 2026

Debido a condiciones invernales peligrosas continuas, incluyendo hielo y temperaturas bajo cero, Hope Public Schools permanecerá cerrado el martes 27 de enero de 2026.

Las condiciones de las carreteras y las bajas temperaturas continúan afectando los viajes seguros. La seguridad de nuestros estudiantes, personal, familias y comunidad sigue siendo nuestra prioridad.

Seguiremos monitoreando las condiciones y mantendremos informadas a las familias por estos mismos canales sobre el próximo día de clases.

Por favor manténganse seguros, limiten los viajes si es posible y tomen precauciones durante las temperaturas bajo cero.

2 days ago, Tony McClain
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HOPE FORWARD. CHILDREN FIRST!

WARM • SAFE • DRY

That’s the simple focus behind Hope Public Schools’ 2026 millage proposal — keeping our children learning in school buildings that are safe, stable, and dependable.

Hope Public Schools has announced plans to seek voter approval for a millage increase to address critical facility needs across the district. This proposal is student-centered and designed to prevent learning disruptions caused by building failures, emergency repairs, and aging systems that are nearing or beyond end-of-life.

A LONG-OVERDUE INVESTMENT

Hope Public Schools has not had a millage increase in more than 40 years — going back to at least 1985 — and our current millage rate ranks 207th out of 235 Arkansas school districts.

THREE PRIORITIES

PRIORITY 1: SAFETY & SECURITY

Secure entrances and vestibules, improved traffic flow and drop-off areas, and districtwide HVAC and air-quality improvements.

PRIORITY 2: RENOVATIONS & MODERNIZATION

Updated student restrooms, classrooms, and learning spaces — improving the environments students and staff rely on every day.

PRIORITY 3: COMPETITIVE & FUTURE-READY

Strengthening opportunities for college and career readiness through expanded programs like the Collegiate Academy, skilled trades pathways, STEM investments, and student wellness improvements.

WHAT COULD HAPPEN IF IT DOESN’T PASS…

Without approval, Hope Public Schools will continue operating with increasingly unreliable systems. HVAC failures are not a matter of IF, but WHEN, and emergency repairs can divert resources away from classrooms. The district also risks losing access to approximately $2.4 million in facilities partnership funding.

READY TO MOVE FORWARD

If approved, the district is prepared to begin work quickly — with some projects able to start as early as spring break.

ELECTION INFORMATION

Early Voting: Monday, February 16 – Monday, March 2, 2026

Election Day: Tuesday, March 3, 2026

📌 For full details, visit the Hope Public Schools website and click the tab:

“2026 Millage Information.”

#HopePublicSchools #HopeForwardChildrenFirst #WarmSafeDry

13 days ago, Tony McClain
Hope Public Schools Announces Millage Election to Address Critical Facility Needs and Protect Students  Hope, Arkansas — Hope Public Schools has announced plans to seek voter approval for a millage increase in an upcoming election to address critical facility needs across the district.  At its core, this proposal is about one essential responsibility: protecting students by ensuring they learn in warm, safe, and dry school buildings—not classrooms disrupted by system failures or emergency repairs. Many district facilities are operating with aging systems that are nearing or beyond their expected lifespan. Deferred maintenance is no longer sustainable, and the district faces an urgent need to act before small issues become major disruptions to student learning.  Focused Priorities Centered on Student Safety and Learning  While the plan includes long-term improvements, the primary focus is on the district’s most immediate needs:  Priority 1: Safety & Security Projects include secure entrances and security vestibules, improved traffic flow and drop-off areas, and districtwide HVAC and air-quality improvements. These upgrades directly impact student health, daily safety, and the continuity of instruction.  Priority 2: Renovations & Modernization This priority focuses on renovating student restrooms, updating classrooms and learning spaces, and modernizing facilities that students and staff use every day. These improvements are critical to maintaining environments where students can focus, feel comfortable, and succeed academically.  While future-ready projects remain part of the long-term vision, the district’s immediate emphasis is stabilizing and protecting core learning environments.  Who This Investment Serves  The primary focus of this proposal is students — the children of Hope. Safe buildings, dependable climate control, and functional learning spaces are foundational to attendance, concentration, and overall student success.  The proposal also supports teachers and staff, ensuring they can work in environments that allow them to serve students effectively, and it benefits the community as a whole by preserving public assets, strengthening local schools, and protecting long-term property values.  Consequences of Inaction  If the millage is not approved, Hope Public Schools will be forced to continue operating with systems that are increasingly unreliable. HVAC failures are not a matter of if, but when, and emergency repairs often divert resources away from classrooms and student services.  Additionally, without approval, the district risks losing access to approximately $2.4 million in facilities partnership funding, dollars that could significantly offset local costs but are contingent on meeting funding and readiness requirements.  Across Arkansas, districts facing similar conditions have had to delay safety upgrades, redirect instructional funds to emergency repairs, or reduce programming when infrastructure fails. Hope Public Schools is working to avoid those outcomes by planning ahead rather than reacting to crises.  Ready to Move Forward Immediately  If approved, the district is prepared to act quickly. Planning and prioritization work is already underway, allowing projects to begin as early as spring break, with some work starting within weeks — or even days — following approval.  “This proposal reflects our care for students and our responsibility to the community,” district leaders said. “We are ready to move forward and address these needs the moment voters give approval.”  Election Information  Early Voting: Monday, February 16 – Monday, March 2, 2026 Election Day: Tuesday, March 3, 2026  Additional information, including FAQs and project details, will be shared through Hope Public Schools’ official communication channels.

WEATHER UPDATE — NO SCHOOL WEDNESDAY, January 28, 2026

Due to continued hazardous winter conditions, including ice and freezing temperatures, and with roadways still frozen in many areas, Hope Public Schools will remain closed on Wednesday, January 28, 2026.

Road conditions and low temperatures continue to impact safe travel. The safety of our students, staff, families, and community remains our top priority.

We will continue monitoring conditions and will provide updates regarding Thursday, January 29, through these same communication channels.

Please stay safe, limit travel when possible, and take precautions during freezing conditions.

Thank you for your patience and support.



ACTUALIZACIÓN DEL CLIMA — NO HAY CLASES EL MIÉRCOLES 28 DE ENERO DE 2026

Debido a condiciones invernales peligrosas continuas, incluyendo hielo y temperaturas bajo cero, y con muchas carreteras aún congeladas, Hope Public Schools permanecerá cerrado el miércoles 28 de enero de 2026.

Las condiciones de las carreteras y las bajas temperaturas continúan afectando los viajes seguros. La seguridad de nuestros estudiantes, personal, familias y comunidad sigue siendo nuestra prioridad.

Seguiremos monitoreando las condiciones y compartiremos actualizaciones sobre el jueves 29 de enero por estos mismos canales.

Por favor manténganse seguros, limiten los viajes si es posible y tomen precauciones durante las temperaturas bajo cero.

about 21 hours ago, Tony McClain
WEATHER UPDATE — NO SCHOOL WEDNESDAY, January 28, 2026  Due to continued hazardous winter conditions, including ice and freezing temperatures, and with roadways still frozen in many areas, Hope Public Schools will remain closed on Wednesday, January 28, 2026.  Road conditions and low temperatures continue to impact safe travel. The safety of our students, staff, families, and community remains our top priority.  We will continue monitoring conditions and will provide updates regarding Thursday, January 29, through these same communication channels.  Please stay safe, limit travel when possible, and take precautions during freezing conditions.  Thank you for your patience and support.
Our schools, our buildings, our future — it starts with being registered.

Before any local decision is made, the first step is simple: make sure you’re registered to vote. If you’re not registered by the deadline, you may not be able to participate.

Being registered ensures you receive accurate information about voting dates, early voting opportunities, and polling locations. It’s the first step in staying informed and engaged in the issues that shape our local schools.

Check your voter registration status (takes 1–2 minutes):

Check online (fastest):
https://www.voterview.ar-nova.org/VoterView
(Confirm your registration, address, and polling location.)

Register or check in person:
Hempstead County Clerk’s Office
2 00 E. 3rd Street
Hope, AR 71801

Check by phone:
(870) 777-2241

Important dates (2026):
Voter Registration Deadline: Monday, February 2, 2026
Early Voting Begins: Monday, February 17, 2026
Election Day: Tuesday, March 3, 2026

Once registered, community members will have the opportunity to participate in a Hope Public Schools millage election focused on addressing critical facility needs across the district — ensuring our children learn in warm, safe, and dry school buildings.

The proposal includes:
• School safety and security improvements
• Modernizing aging classrooms and learning spaces
• Addressing long-deferred facility repairs that impact daily instruction

Learn more about the millage:
https://www.hpsdistrict.org/millage

Hope Public Schools remains committed to providing clear, factual information so families and community members can stay informed and engaged.
about 22 hours ago, Tony McClain
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WEATHER UPDATE — NO SCHOOL MONDAY, January 26, 2026

Out of an abundance of caution due to ongoing winter weather conditions, including the possibility of ice, snow, rain, and freezing temperatures, Hope Public Schools will be closed on Monday, January 26, 2026.

The safety of our students, staff, families, and community remains our top priority.

We will continue monitoring weather conditions for Tuesday, January 27, and will keep everyone informed through these same communication channels.

Please note: University of Arkansas Hope–Texarkana will also be closed on Monday, January 26, impacting students who attend Hope Collegiate Academy.

We encourage all families to stay safe, limit travel when possible, and prepare for changing weather conditions.

Thank you for your continued support as we care for our students and community.

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ESPAÑOL

ACTUALIZACIÓN DEL CLIMA — NO HAY CLASES EL LUNES 26 DE ENERO DE 2026

Por precaución, debido a las condiciones invernales actuales—incluyendo la posibilidad de hielo, nieve, lluvia y temperaturas bajo cero—Hope Public Schools estará cerrado el lunes 26 de enero de 2026.

La seguridad de nuestros estudiantes, personal, familias y comunidad es nuestra máxima prioridad.

Continuaremos monitoreando las condiciones del clima para el martes 27 de enero y mantendremos informadas a las familias por estos mismos canales.

Tenga en cuenta: University of Arkansas Hope–Texarkana también estará cerrada el lunes 26 de enero, lo cual afecta a los estudiantes que asisten a Hope Collegiate Academy.

Les pedimos que se mantengan seguros, limiten los viajes si es posible y se preparen para cambios en el clima.

Gracias por su apoyo continuo.
3 days ago, Tony McClain
NO SCHOOL MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 2026
Our schools, our buildings, our future — it starts with being registered.

Before any local decision is made, the first step is simple: make sure you’re registered to vote. If you’re not registered by the deadline, you may not be able to participate.

Being registered ensures you receive accurate information about voting dates, early voting opportunities, and polling locations. It’s the first step in staying informed and engaged in the issues that shape our local schools.

Check your voter registration status (takes 1–2 minutes):

Check online (fastest):
https://www.voterview.ar-nova.org/VoterView
(Confirm your registration, address, and polling location.)

Register or check in person:
Hempstead County Clerk’s Office
2 00 E. 3rd Street
Hope, AR 71801

Check by phone:
(870) 777-2241

Important dates (2026):
Voter Registration Deadline: Monday, February 2, 2026
Early Voting Begins: Monday, February 17, 2026
Election Day: Tuesday, March 3, 2026

Once registered, community members will have the opportunity to participate in a Hope Public Schools millage election focused on addressing critical facility needs across the district — ensuring our children learn in warm, safe, and dry school buildings.

The proposal includes:
• School safety and security improvements
• Modernizing aging classrooms and learning spaces
• Addressing long-deferred facility repairs that impact daily instruction

Learn more about the millage:
https://www.hpsdistrict.org/millage

Hope Public Schools remains committed to providing clear, factual information so families and community members can stay informed and engaged.
4 days ago, Tony McClain
REGISTER TO VOTE
SALIDA TEMPRANA — viernes 23 de enero de 2026
Hope Public Schools tendrá salida temprana mañana (viernes 23 de enero) por precaución debido a condiciones invernales, incluyendo la posibilidad de hielo, nieve, lluvia y temperaturas bajo cero.

Horarios de salida:

Clinton Primary: 1:00 p.m.

Todas las demás escuelas / Distrito de Hope Public Schools: 1:20 p.m.

La seguridad de nuestros estudiantes, personal y familias es siempre nuestra mayor prioridad. Esta salida temprana permite que nuestros autobuses, estudiantes que manejan, familias y personal puedan viajar antes de que las condiciones empeoren, y también apoya la seguridad de otras personas en nuestra comunidad debido a posibles cambios en las condiciones de las calles.

Les pedimos a todas las familias que tomen precauciones, viajen con cuidado y se preparen para cambios en el clima durante el fin de semana.

También estaremos monitoreando las condiciones del clima el domingo y durante la madrugada del lunes, y compartiremos actualizaciones sobre si habrá clases el lunes por estos mismos canales de comunicación.

Gracias por su apoyo mientras tomamos medidas para cuidar a nuestros estudiantes, nuestro personal y nuestra comunidad.
6 days ago, Tony McClain
SALIDA TEMPRANA — viernes 23 de enero de 2026 Hope Public Schools tendrá salida temprana mañana (viernes 23 de enero) por precaución debido a condiciones invernales, incluyendo la posibilidad de hielo, nieve, lluvia y temperaturas bajo cero.  Horarios de salida:  Clinton Primary: 1:00 p.m.  Todas las demás escuelas / Distrito de Hope Public Schools: 1:20 p.m.  La seguridad de nuestros estudiantes, personal y familias es siempre nuestra mayor prioridad. Esta salida temprana permite que nuestros autobuses, estudiantes que manejan, familias y personal puedan viajar antes de que las condiciones empeoren, y también apoya la seguridad de otras personas en nuestra comunidad debido a posibles cambios en las condiciones de las calles.  Les pedimos a todas las familias que tomen precauciones, viajen con cuidado y se preparen para cambios en el clima durante el fin de semana.  También estaremos monitoreando las condiciones del clima el domingo y durante la madrugada del lunes, y compartiremos actualizaciones sobre si habrá clases el lunes por estos mismos canales de comunicación.  Gracias por su apoyo mientras tomamos medidas para cuidar a nuestros estudiantes, nuestro personal y nuestra comunidad.
EARLY RELEASE — Friday, January 23, 2026

Hope Public Schools will have an early release tomorrow (Friday, January 23) out of an abundance of caution due to winter weather conditions, including the possibility of ice, snow, rain, and freezing temperatures.

Release Times:
Clinton Primary: 1:00 p.m.
All other campuses / Hope Public Schools District: 1:20 p.m.

The safety of our students, staff, and families is always our top priority. This early release allows our buses, student drivers, families, and staff members to travel before conditions worsen, while also supporting the safety of others in our community who may be impacted by changing road conditions.

We encourage all families to use caution, travel safely, and prepare for changing weather this weekend.

We will also be monitoring weather conditions on Sunday, leading into Monday morning, and will update everyone through these same communication channels regarding school on Monday.

Thank you for your support as we take steps to care for our students, our staff, and our community.
6 days ago, Tony McClain
Hope Public Schools will have an early release tomorrow  (Friday, January 23) out of an abundance of caution due to winter weather conditions, including the possibility of ice, snow, rain, and freezing temperatures.
Intern Wendi Marlar did a fantastic job engaging students in a hands-on science lesson exploring sinking and floating! 🧪⚓️ Students were excited to make predictions, test objects, and discover how science works through active learning. Way to spark curiosity and critical thinking in the classroom!

#HandsOnLearning #ScienceInAction #FutureEducator #StudentEngagement #STEMLearning #LearningIsFun
6 days ago, Casey Schoenberger
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ATTENTION BOBCAT FANS: Please note the following schedule changes:

🏀 Varsity Games vs. De Queen
The Varsity games (Girls & Boys) originally scheduled for Friday, January 23 have been moved to tomorrow night.
🕕 Start Time: 6:00 p.m.
📍 Hope vs. De Queen

🚫 Jr. High Games Update
The Jr. High games scheduled for Saturday at Prescott have been canceled.

Thank you for helping us share this update and keep families informed.


Tony McClain
Communications & Public Relations Director
Hope Public Schools
7 days ago, Tony McClain

Out of an abundance of caution due to weather conditions, Hope Public Schools is postponing the Athletic Hall of Fame celebration and ceremony.

✅ New Date: Friday, February 6, 2026
✅ Reception / Gathering: 1:00–3:00 PM (Hempstead Hall)
✅ Hall of Fame Game Ceremony: 6:00 PM

We sincerely apologize for the schedule change, but safety is our top priority. Thank you for your understanding, and we look forward to honoring our inductees on February 6.

7 days ago, Tony McClain
A black-and-white “Change of Plans” announcement graphic. Large bold text reads “CHANGE OF PLANS.” Smaller text says: “Out of an abundance of caution due to weather conditions, we are postponing the Athletic Hall of Fame reception and game ceremony.” The Hope Bobcats red “H” logo appears in the bottom right, with thin black corner border lines framing the design.
We’re proud to celebrate Anastasia Ruiz for being selected to speak at the EAST Conference 2026 during the TEDEd Student Talks session—an incredible honor earned from a highly competitive pool of applicants.

This selection recognizes Anastasia’s leadership, dedication, and ability to make a meaningful impact through her work. Being chosen as a conference speaker highlights not only her achievements, but also her voice and vision within the EAST community.

We can’t wait to see Anastasia represent and inspire others. Well done! 👏
8 days ago, Alexandria Askew
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🎉🏆 Clinton Primary Honor Roll – 2nd Nine Weeks! 🏆🎉

We are proud to recognize our Clinton Primary students for their hard work and achievement during the 2nd Nine Weeks! 💙📚✨
(Student first names only for privacy.)

⭐ 4th Grade Honorees

Jamie, Darius, Da’Niya, Ximena, Zhion, Dominic, AJ, Malea, Alashia, Vontae
Hank, Aurora, Kaleb, Ayden, Maleni, Kyngg, Kylar, A’Riah, Jolanis
Andres, Dylan, Lisa, Kiya, Kevin, Carlos, Delilah, Kennadi, Taylor, Zaylyn
Reign, Clyton, Noah, Jeremiah, Marley, Riley, Skylar, Alan, Z’aria
JaNiye, Justice, Aaron, Tinley, Davonna, Henrik, Khloe, Raelynn
Addilynn, Kylie, Kimberly, Aden, Amia

⭐ 3rd Grade Honorees

O’Ryan, Jocelyn, Javier, Trinity, Gage, Ellianna, Ember, Faith, Eli, Payton
Amir, Kai, Korrine, Jace, Carlee, Aaliyah, Elijah, Aydin, Genesis
Jeremiah, Nevaeh, Silas, Collin, Zy’Aire, Autumn, Bella, Natalie, Eian
Jaime, Serenity, Harley, Jade, Xavier, Elianna, Nyla, Mason, Kaitlyn
Brantley, Christian, Elliana, Nylah, Josiah, Bryson, Camden, Jazlyn
Malakhi, Myles, Kinsley

⭐ 2nd Grade Honorees

Zayd, Damoni, Harlie, Bradley, Easton, Lakelynn, Kayson, Legend, Zayden
Asher, Aziel, Jayson, Journee, Layla, Marcellus, Rylee, Zachary
Zaxton, Bentley, Carter, Cohen, Elijah, Jaxson, Karter, Kaiden
Kaleb, Kayson, Maddox, Michael, Noah, Owen, Ryder, Aaliyah
Amelia, Aria, Aubree, Avery, Brielle, Camila, Chloe

⭐ 1st Grade Honorees

Dallas, Emma, Evelyn, Harper, Isabella, Ivy, Khloe, Leilani, Lilly, Mia
Nora, Olivia, Paisley, Penelope, Raelynn, Riley, Scarlett, Sophia, Trinity
Violet, Willow, Zuri, Abriel, Amir, Ashton, Axton, Bentley, Braxton
Carter, Cayson, Collin, Cruz, Dawson, Easton, Eli, Elias, Ezra
Grayson, Hudson, Isaiah, Jace, Jackson, Jaxon, Jonah, Jordan, Josiah
Kayson, Kingston, Kyler, Landon, Liam, Lucas, Mason, Miles, Noah
Oliver, Parker, Ryder, Sebastian, Silas, Waylon, Wyatt, Zion, Zoey
Adalynn, Addison, Alyssa, Aubrey, Aurora, Avery, Blakely, Brooklyn
Charlotte, Eleanor, Emma, Everleigh, Harper, Hazel, Isabella, Ivy
Kinsley, Layla, Lillian, Lily, Luna, Madelyn, Mila, Natalie, Nevaeh
Nova, Olivia, Paisley, Penelope, Raelynn, Riley, Scarlett, Sophia, Stella
Trinity, Violet, Willow, Zuri, Jax, Jace, Jayden, Jaxon, Jeremiah
Jordan, Josiah, Julian, Karter, Kingston, Landon, Liam, Lucas
Mason, Miles, Noah, Oliver, Parker, Ryder, Sebastian, Silas
Waylon, Wyatt, Zion

💙 Way to go, Bobcats! Keep pushing, keep growing, and keep shining! 🌟🐾
#HopePublicSchools #ClintonPrimary #HonorRoll #BobcatPride #WeCelebrate #StudentSuccess
8 days ago, Tony McClain
Red and white graphic with leaf pattern borders that reads “Clinton Primary Honor Roll — HONOR ROLL CELEBRATION!” and “We are proud to recognize our Clinton Primary students who earned honors for the 2nd Nine Weeks!” Bobcats “H” logo appears in the bottom right.
Hope Public Schools will host a Millage Community Forum on Thursday, January 29, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. at Hempstead Hall, inviting families, community members, business leaders, and local stakeholders to learn more about the district’s proposed millage initiative and urgent facility needs across the district.

At the center of the forum is one essential message: Warm • Safe • Dry — ensuring children learn in buildings that are protected from major disruptions caused by aging systems and emergency repairs.

A LONG-OVERDUE INVESTMENT
Hope Public Schools has not had a millage increase in more than 40 years, and the district’s current millage rate ranks 207th out of 235 Arkansas school districts.

EVENT DETAILS
What: Hope Public Schools Millage Community Forum
When: Thursday, January 29, 2026 — 6:00 p.m.
Where: Hempstead Hall, Hope, Arkansas — 2500 South Main Street, Hope, AR 71801
Who: Hope Public Schools leadership, staff, families, and community stakeholders
Cost: Free and open to the public

WHAT TO EXPECT
A clear overview of the facility needs facing Hope Public Schools
A breakdown of the district’s priorities under the “Warm • Safe • Dry” message
A public Q&A opportunity for community members

Information on how the community can stay informed and engaged moving forward
For additional information, please contact:
Tony McClain
Communications & Public Relations Director, Hope Public Schools
Phone: 870-703-9250
Email: antonio.mcclain@hpsdistrict.org
12 days ago, Tony McClain
🏆 Hope Public Schools Athletic Hall of Fame — Class of 2026 🏆

Hope Public Schools is proud to celebrate the Athletic Hall of Fame Class of 2026 on Friday, January 23! Join us as we honor these outstanding Bobcats and the legacy they represent.

Class of 2026 Inductees:
C.J. Ellis • Jami Godwin • Jaidyn Simington • Ronnie Powell • D.D. Holyfield • Ricky Rhodes • Ronald Stuart • Bubba Powers • Randy Wright

📍 Event Details
1:00 p.m. — Public Reception
Hempstead Hall — 2500 S Main St, Hope, AR 71801

Approx. 6:00–6:15 p.m. — Inductee Recognition
Hope High School Gym
Recognition will take place during the Hope High School Bobcat Basketball game.

✅ This event is open to the public — alumni, families, staff, and the community are welcome!

Come help us celebrate excellence, tradition, and Bobcat pride! 🐾
13 days ago, Tony McClain
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🏆📚 We have a CHAMPION!

Hope Public Schools is proud to celebrate Jaime, a student at William Jefferson Clinton Primary, who has been named the Hempstead County Spelling Bee Champion!

Jaime advanced through multiple spelling bee levels—from classroom rounds, to the campus bee, to the county competition—where he earned the top honor and brought home the championship for Clinton Primary and Hope Public Schools.

We also want to recognize Ethan and Nike (alternate) for representing Clinton Primary with pride and excellence. 👏

📍 Next stop: the State Spelling Bee in Little Rock!
Let’s cheer Jaime on as he represents our district at the state level!

#HopePublicSchools #ClintonPrimary #SpellingBeeChampion #StudentSuccess #WeCelebrate #BobcatPride

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🏆📚 ¡Tenemos un CAMPEÓN!

Hope Public Schools se enorgullece en celebrar a Jaime, estudiante de William Jefferson Clinton Primary, quien ha sido nombrado Campeón del Concurso de Ortografía del Condado de Hempstead.

Jaime avanzó por varias etapas del concurso—desde rondas en el salón de clases, al concurso escolar, y finalmente al concurso del condado—¡donde obtuvo el máximo reconocimiento y se llevó el campeonato!

También queremos reconocer a Ethan y Nike (suplente) por representar a Clinton Primary con orgullo y excelencia. 👏

📍 Próxima parada: el Concurso Estatal de Ortografía en Little Rock
¡Acompáñenos en felicitar a Jaime y desearle lo mejor mientras representa a nuestro distrito a nivel estatal!

#HopePublicSchools #ClintonPrimary #CampeónDeOrtografía #OrgulloBobcat #WeCelebrate
14 days ago, Tony McClain
A big thank you to GraceLife Fellowship of Hope for their regular monthly support of our food pantry since the very beginning! 💙 We are so thankful for community partners who care for our students in need.
15 days ago, Casey Schoenberger
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January is School Board Appreciation Month, and all month long, we proudly recognize the Hope Public Schools Board of Education for their leadership, service, and dedication to our students, staff, and community.
Your commitment, time, and thoughtful decision-making help guide our district forward and strengthen the future of Hope Public Schools. Thank you for serving with purpose and heart.
We appreciate you—this month and always. ❤️🤍
#SchoolBoardAppreciationMonth #BoardAppreciation #WeCelebrate #HopePublicSchools #BobcatPride

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Publicación de Agradecimiento a la Junta (Español)
Enero es el Mes de Agradecimiento a la Junta Escolar, y durante todo el mes reconocemos con orgullo a la Junta de Educación de Hope Public Schools por su liderazgo, servicio y dedicación a nuestros estudiantes, personal y comunidad.
Su compromiso, tiempo y toma de decisiones reflexiva ayudan a guiar a nuestro distrito y a fortalecer el futuro de Hope Public Schools. Gracias por servir con propósito y corazón.
Los apreciamos—este mes y siempre. ❤️🤍
#MesDeAgradecimientoALaJunta #AgradecimientoALaJunta #WeCelebrate #HopePublicSchools #OrgulloBobcat
22 days ago, Tony McClain
A School Board Appreciation Month graphic for Hope Public Schools featuring photos of the Board of Education members with their names and titles displayed. The design uses red, black, and white district colors with gold-accented circular portraits, the heading “BOARD MEMBERS,” and a “Thank you!” message, honoring board members throughout the month of January.
🎉 Welcome Back, Bobcat Nation! 🐾

We hope everyone had a restful and joyful holiday break. As we kick off the new year, we’re excited to welcome our staff back to campuses today, Monday, January 5, 2026, as we prepare for the weeks ahead.
Students will return to school on Wednesday, January 7, 2026, and we can’t wait to see our classrooms filled with energy, learning, and Bobcat pride once again.
Here’s to a happy New Year and an exciting second half of the 2025–2026 school year. We’re ready to learn, grow, and move forward together—Hope Forward. Kids First! ❤️🤍

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🎉 ¡Bienvenidos de regreso, Bobcat Nation! 🐾

Esperamos que todos hayan tenido unas vacaciones relajantes y llenas de alegría. Al comenzar el nuevo año, nos emociona dar la bienvenida a nuestro personal de regreso a los campus hoy, lunes, 5 de enero de 2026, mientras nos preparamos para las próximas semanas.
Los estudiantes regresarán a clases el miércoles, 7 de enero de 2026, y estamos ansiosos por ver nuevamente nuestras aulas llenas de energía, aprendizaje y orgullo Bobcat.
Brindemos por un feliz Año Nuevo y una emocionante segunda mitad del año escolar 2025–2026. Estamos listos para aprender, crecer y avanzar juntos—Hope Forward. Kids First! ❤️🤍
23 days ago, Tony McClain
A winter-themed “Welcome back from the holiday break!” graphic featuring two illustrated children dressed in red winter coats, hats, and scarves, joyfully playing in the snow. String lights hang across the top against a dark, snowy background. The Hope Bobcats “H” logo appears in the bottom right corner.
🌟 Employee of the Month 🌟

Please help us congratulate our Employee(s) of the Month! We are so grateful for the dedication, kindness, and hard work they show our students and staff every single day. Their positive attitude and commitment help make our school a wonderful place to learn and grow.

Thank you for all that you do—you truly make a difference! 💙🍎

👏 Congratulations!

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about 1 month ago, Casey Schoenberger
employee of the month