GENERAL INFORMATION
HOPE meets in the La Crosse area, serving homeschooling families with students in middle school and high school (grades 7-12).
Classes are held on Thursdays.
Location: Onalaska Church of Christ, 1415 Well Street, Onalaska
Join us for our 2026-27 Informational Meeting on
Thursday, March 5, 2026
12:45pm to 2:00pm
Onalaska Church of Christ - Register Here!
Enrollment and registration for the 2025-2026 school year is now closed.
Contact us for information on how to get involved for the 2026-27 school year
Member Enrollment and Class Registration begin May 2026
2025-26 CLASSES (Click for more details)
| Block 1 (8:15-9:10) Y1 | Block 2 (9:20-10:15) Y1 | Block 3 (10:25-11:25) Y1 | Block 4 (11:35-12:25) Y1 | Block 5 (1:05-2:05) Y1 | |
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Room 5 |
Watercolor (Spring Only)
7th - 12th
Paula Havisto
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French
7th - 12th
Eva Ewers
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Room 6 |
History
7th - 10th
Kimberly Barton
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Lost Tools of Writing- Narnia
7th - 12th
Kimberly Barton
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Physical Science
7th - 9th
Rachel Vik
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Math Games
7th - 12th
Rachel Vik
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Spanish
7th - 12th
Amy Etrheim
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Room 7 |
Little Women (Spring Only)
7th - 12th
Michele Miller
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FAQS
What is HOPE High?
HOPE High is a homeschool co-op with the goal of lifting the burden of schooling at home. A la carte class offerings are tutor-led and provide a collaborative environment for your student to deepen their educational experience. By meeting once per week, our students get the social interaction they crave without sacrificing everything we love about homeschooling; not to mention building a community of other like-minded families! Curriculum is selected and vetted by the directors but class requests are welcome (especially if we have a tutor who is excited to teach!)
What if my student has a break in their schedule?
HOPE has a monitor study hall area on site. Students are welcomed and encouraged to use this time as best suits their goals. Students bring cards, work on other school work, eat a snack or just hang out! Directors or other parent volunteers are in the space to ensure appropriate conduct. Students are required to be in the monitored study hall area if they are on site and not in a class.
Are parents required to stay on site?
No. HOPE is intended to be an independent format. We do encourage parents to be involved if they have capacity! Sign up to spend an hour in the study hall as a parent representative, teach a class, help with campus set up or take down! Not required but much appreciated. :)
