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Getting ready for a new school year
An exterior photo of New Hope Elementary School.

School is back in session, and we are pleased to welcome our students, families, teachers, and all employees to the 2026-2027 academic year.  It is our hope that everyone experiences a productive, meaningful, and successful year.

Way to go … we did it!
A group of students smile for a picture in the hallway at New Hope Elementary.

New Hope Elementary ranks in the top 10 among all schools for having the highest student proficiency. We also met our academic growth expectations, and our school earned a B school performance grade, which is a challenge to achieve on the state accountability and testing program.

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New Hope Elementary raised nearly $22,000 for the American Heart Association.

We are proud to share that we raised nearly $22,000 for the American Heart Association’s Kids Heart Challenge. Thank you to third grade student Lincoln Smallwood, who raised more than $2,000 by selling his artwork.

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A picture with Ms. King and her first grade class on the first day of school.

In our latest “School People” series, we feature Emma King, a first grade teacher at New Hope Elementary. She now teaches in the same classroom where she was once a student, inspiring children as her teachers inspired her.

Watch the video here.

Providing care for students at school
The image depicts a smartphone screen displaying a doctor's portrait, surrounded by various medical icons and the Kintegra Health logo.

Thanks to our partnership with Kintegra Health, we offer a telehealth clinic here at our school. Students, who are experiencing a minor illness or condition, can be seen by a medical provider virtually. 

GET INFO: Telehealth at our school
 

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Ron L. Ensley grants program for teachers

Teachers are encouraged to participate in the Ron L. Ensley grants program. Click here to complete the online application.  The grants are presented by the Gaston County Education Foundation as a way to fund innovative classroom lessons and projects. The application deadline is Sunday, September 14.

Why New Hope Elementary School?

Four reasons why we are the right school for your child.

Academics

At New Hope Elementary, our students exceeded growth in reading and math, and we had the highest student proficiency in all of Gaston County Schools.

A group of New Hope Elementary students smile for a picture.

Teachers Leading Student Achievement

Many of our teachers at New Hope Elementary are National Board Certified, and this year we plan to start a cohort to support other teachers pursuing this certification. Our teachers’ commitment and skill play a vital role in the continued success of our students’ achievement.

A fifth grade class at New Hope Elementary pose for a picture.

Giving Back to Our Community

Our school raised $21,377.51 for the American Heart Association’s Kids Heart Challenge. Since the 2013-14 school year, we have raised more than $112,000.

New Hope Elementary raised nearly $22,000 for the American Heart Association.

Clubs and Activities

Our students participate in a variety of academic and leadership clubs, including Battle of the Books, Math Masters, robotics and literary events. We also offer STEM Club, Girls on the Run, Let Me Run, Safety Patrol and Student Council, giving students a chance to learn, lead and stay active beyond the classroom.

Two New Hope Elementary students work on programming a robot for competition.

Our Calendar

Check out the upcoming events at New Hope Elementary School.