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Individualized learning program to give students hope this fall

Hope Center Academy offers a new alternative to traditional learning programs for kids this fall. There will be an open house May 3 at 7 p.m. introducing the individualized learning program to the community for children needing assistance with their studies, as well as kids hungry for more learning.

“This is great opportunity for kids, grades K-12, to persevere through things they don’t understand or concepts they can’t grasp,” said April Russell, coordinator and co-founder of Hope Center Academy, which is located at 5113 Hwy. 58, Suite A6

The program uses a curriculum called PACE: Packet of Accelerated Christian Education.

“PACE is individualized, one-on-one learning,” said Russell. “The process starts with diagnostic testing. We want to find out at the beginning of the process if there are any learning gaps.”

Every student has a private desk area to complete their work. When question arise, the certified teachers will assist them individually until the concept is grasped.