Imagine having meeting after meeting with your Public School to be told they CANNOT help your child.  Being told, "Your child is so fun and unique, but we do not have the training to educate him."   Many of our parents prayed for a solution.  Prayed for a school that could meet the needs of a child that is dyslexic, learning challenged, or lives on a colorful autism spectrum.  Hope Springs has been their Answer and continues to be for the families that God has brought to us over the years.

But we need a Village to keep answering the needs of our local community!  To deliver the special services our students require, including keeping teachers trained and updating our technologies available for education, while keeping tuition low for our families- we need YOUR HELP!

Please donate any amount to help our cause.  Donate if you love someone who has struggled.  Donate if you love a friend that has lived this challenge.  Donate if you are blessed that the public school can meet the needs of your child.  Donate for those parents that have been praying for this school and need it to be there for their child.

The Parents of Hope Springs Sincerely Thank You!

Who We Are:

HOPE SPRINGS Christian Learning Center seeks to provide an optimum learning experience in a distinctly Christian setting for children with learning differences.

 HOPE SPRINGS CLC is specifically designed to meet the needs of children who:

1. Are experiencing failure in the traditional classroom
2. Have been diagnosed as having slow executive functioning or having a learning disability
3. Need a period of academic success and intensive training to prepare them for a later return to traditional education
4. Have parents who are committed to participate in their child’s educational experience

 The key factors that make it possible for HOPE SPRINGS CLC to provide this optimum learning experience are: 

1. A faculty of highly trained Christian teachers committed to helping children reach their full potential
2. An academic program integrated with the most effective learning methods and materials available
3. Small classes of ability-grouped children
4. One to one educational therapy following the NILD (National Institute of Learning Development) program
5. Many NILD techniques integrated daily into the classroom

       and YOU.  Our village of supporters!