Hope Lutheran

WOH For Tuesday, May 31, 2022 In this World by Jonathan Kopecky, Youth Minister Hi everyone, I’m Jonathan Kopecky, one of two DCEs on staff, which stands for the Director of Christian Education, aka the youth pastor. This last month Jesus directed me to have the youth study one verse: John 16:33. It says, “I […]

WOH For Tuesday, May 24, 2022 Makerspace and Technology by Jennifer Neafcy, Assistant Principal This past school year, I have been blessed to teach a variety of grade levels and a variety of subjects. One of the classes I taught this year was Makerspace and technology to K-2 students. The first half of the year […]

WOH For Tuesday, May 17, 2022 Exploring the East Coast By Kristen Okabayashi, Principal   Thirty-five 8th grade students, teachers, and chaperones traveled earlier this month to Washington DC, Gettysburg, and New York City. This year, we traveled with 10 students and chaperones from Concordia Seattle in addition to our Hope crew.  Laden with history, […]

WOH For Tuesday, May 10, 2022 It’s a Fact! By Erika Alba, Fourth Grade Teacher   During our earliest days in childhood, we begin to learn math facts using auditory learning as our parents tell us, “ Now say one, two, three,” and we repeat back, “One, two, free,” like the words to a familiar […]

WOH For Tuesday, March 29, 2022   By Dominic Snyder, Seventh Grade Teacher I’ve spent a lot of time in recent months reflecting on the importance of place and where it derives value. We all have those “sacred” spaces in our lives, the places where we feel a sense of belonging, the familiarity of home, […]

WOH For Tuesday, March 22, 2022 Getting Students Engaged in Social Studies – By Anna Zetzsche, First Grade Teacher I spent my undergrad years getting a degree in elementary education with a concentration in the social sciences, so social studies has always been near and dear to my heart. That’s why it was so exciting […]