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  On a Scale of 1 to 10….. By Kristen Okabayashi In the education field, teachers have a variety of assessments that they use to measure students. These assessments help us understand if we as teachers are teaching what we think we are teaching, and if students are learning what we think they are learning. […]

Advent Season by Kristen Okabayashi Advent is a time of waiting, a time of preparation for the coming of Jesus with His birth. It is a time for preparing our hearts with faith and welcoming Jesus’ arrival with love, peace and happiness. As we prepare for Christmas, please join us in the many Advent events […]

Hope Giving Tuesday – #GiveHOPE   How can you measure the value of an education at Hope Lutheran School? As teachers at Hope, we work hard to provide our students with curriculum and teaching that guides them to reach their potential with a firm foundation in Christ. We want our students to discover their passions […]

For our family, Thanksgiving is only slightly below Christmas in terms of favorite holidays. From the annual touch football game with friends in the morning, to the delicious smells of turkey and pumpkin pie cooking throughout the day, to evening board games with family and friends, Thanksgiving showcases our family’s interests: sports, food, and games […]

First Impressions by Mark Goodspeed, PE Teacher and Co-Athletic Director   Hello! I’m the new PE teacher at Hope this year and thought I would share more about my first impressions of serving at Hope. It’s been a busy fall season with teaching PE and helping manage five different sports teams but it’s been a […]

Creating Community by Sally Heit, Admissions Director   The word community has been on my mind these past few weeks; primarily, I’ve thinking about how belonging to a community, whether it is in a group, city, neighborhood, church or school, gives you a feeling of being a part of something bigger than yourself. Life-long friendships […]