When adults consider returning to school, their socioeconomic status may play a role in their decision making. Influential factors include availability, childcare, and their ability to get to school. Transportation
Academy of Hope (AoH) had the pleasure of hosting KIPP DC and Maya Angelou Public Charter School high school students at our Ward 5 campus. The trip introduced AoH as
The holiday season can make it especially hard to stay focused and motivated at school. Juggling work, family commitments, and festive preparations often feels overwhelming, and the excitement of upcoming
The holiday season is here, but for many learners at AoH, their spirits are not so bright. With rising costs from inflation and disruptions to critical supports due to the
This American Education Week (Nov. 17-21), Academy of Hope is celebrating the teachers, administrators, and staff committed to providing high-quality adult education and services that change lives and improve communities.
Food insecurity is rapidly worsening in the District of Columbia. Immediate solutions are critical. According to the Capital Area Food Bank’s Hunger Report of 2025, more low-income families are facing
This Veterans Day, we honor and thank those who have served our country, recognizing the unique challenges veterans face in returning home, especially when systematic barriers, like race, education, or
College and career services are beneficial in preparing learners with the skills and confidence needed to advance their future towards economic mobility. Yet, many times, these services come with a
The financial benefit of post-secondary education is apparent. According to the Social Security Administration: “Regression estimates show that men with bachelor’s degrees would earn $655,000 more in median lifetime earnings
In today’s world, post-secondary education is vital to earn a higher-paying job. A high school diploma is required to earn a bachelor’s degree or higher. Yet, 7% of adults over
