School Board
The HOPE Board consists of one representative each from:
• Participating Member Missions.
• Other Christian Member Organizations, by invitation.
• Representative from the Parents’ Council.
The Board is the sole policy making body and has the responsibility for the overall administration and operation of the school. It has the ultimate authority to approve and modify the foundational documents such as: Constitution, Vision and Mission, Statement of Faith, Philosophy of Education and the Core Values. The Board has the authority and responsibility to appoint a Director as their chief executive officer. It also has the sole responsibility for major building and construction, property purchases, mortgage acquisitions and property sales.
Missions or other Christian Organizations may formally become Member Missions after application to the HOPE Board. This requires a financial commitment to the school for a minimum of three years, ensures a seat on the Board, and results in tuition benefits for families belonging to the Member organization.
