2013-2014 Registration Is Open!
Read all about our academic and workshop offerings for next year! Current families register now. New family registration starts on April 13th.
2013 Servathon
$27,000 to date (April 1st)! Stay tuned for the Day of Service and Celebration on Saturday, May 18th.
Full Slate of Courses
We offer a variety of high-quality courses across the full spectrum of middle and high school.
Our Core Values
1. Christ the Cornerstone
2. Partnership With Parents
3. Culture of Grace and Affirmation
4. The Great Ideas
5. Integrity
2. Partnership With Parents
3. Culture of Grace and Affirmation
4. The Great Ideas
5. Integrity
2013-2014 Workshops
Interested in Fencing, Art and Writing, Girls Making History, Lego Terraformers, and many others? Check out our workshops for 2013-2014!
HEADMASTER'S WELCOME
2013-2014 ACADEMICS
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(2012-2013)
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New Hope Tutorials provides high-quality small-group education for middle and high school homeschooling students on Boston's North Shore and beyond. We offer full-year courses in a variety of disciplines, as well as 6-12-week mini-tutorials and workshops.
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Coming Up
MAY
24
05.24.2013
SR Brunch with Headmaster C. Westrate
MAY
27
05.27.2013
NO TUTORIALS - Memorial Day Holiday
JUN
01
06.01.2013 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm
TALENT SHOW
JUN
10
06.10.2013 - 06.13.2013
Last week of tutorials!
JUN
13
06.13.2013
4th Quarter ENDS / year end
JUN
15
06.15.2013
New Hope graduation date? (parent-run)
See our full calendar.
From the Blogs
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A Day with Daniela
So often, kids sit through classes wondering how they’ll ever use what they are learning in real life. Mrs. Range (Spanish I & II) has always emphasized learning Spanish as a way to understand a culture and to communicate with its people. A ... by Christine Seibert
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A Short Reflection on Frederick Douglass, by Rebecca Campelli
In his life’s narrative, Frederick Douglass humbly, truthfully, and powerfully reveals the tragic journey of a slave through his life and the cruel actions of man toward his fellow man. Even as he simply recalls his childhood and circumst ... by Ian Drummond
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Celebrating the Bard: Shakespeare Fair (Feb. 11th, 2013)
On February 11, the students of Middle School Literature and Writing put together a Shakespearean Project Fair for the New Hope community. It was the culmination of more than a month of Shakespearean study, beginning with the play 'Twelfth Night,' an ... by Christina Wassell
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Spanish I skits
At least once per quarter, Mrs. Range's Spanish I students write, rehearse, and perform skits, utilizing their new vocabulary and grammar skills. This gives them an opportunity to apply what they're learning in a (VERY) creative, expressive ... by Laura Range
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Original Acts at Winter Evening
Winter Evening exceeded expectations: students’ performances were entertaining and impressive, and the room and refreshments were elegant. But did you know that many of our performers also wrote their acts? The following post gi ... by Laura Range
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