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A Year of Highlights & Preparing for a Special Guest
President's Message - 7.16.24
I hope that you all are having a good summer and are staying cool as we weather the hot temperatures. We wrapped up a fantastic school year at PS7 and Sac High – please check out our 2023-24 highlights video that features our scholars’ successes and showcases our schools’ innovative and exciting programs.
Now Enrolling for the 2024-25 School Year: Join Our St. HOPE Public Schools Family
Enrollment is underway as we gear up for the 2024-25 school year! Our schools are excited for some new features and returning favorites. Our BRAND NEW PS7 Elementary campus is well under way with new rooms being finished every day. PS7 Middle School is adding new athletic programs this upcoming school year to support scholars in exploring their passions. Sac High is expanding the Dual Enrollment program to serve EVERY grade level – Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors AND Seniors.
Oak Park Speaker Series Features Award Winning Actor Jay Ellis
Join us for the next Oak Park Speaker Series at the Guild Theater on August 19 for an exciting evening with Award Winning Actor Jay Ellis as he discusses his new book “Did Everyone Have an Imaginary Friend (or Just Me)?“.
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Come join the movement, by bringing your business to Oak Park.
St. HOPE has an office vacancy in a charming Victorian commercial property that offers a unique blend of historic charm and modern convenience. Spanning 763 square feet, this space is ideal space for a professional office.
More than just a rental space, this office is an opportunity to become a part of Sacramento’s rich history while growing your business in a thriving community. Don’t miss out on the chance to make this unique space your own!
Sac High Alumni Spotlight: Samantha (Santi) Gunderson, Class of 2011
Samantha (Santi) Gunderson is a proud third-generation Sac High graduate. Growing up in an environment where both staff and students shared a collective goal—to strive for betterment for themselves and each other—Santi found herself surrounded by a culture deeply rooted in academic excellence. At Sac High, the expectation that students would continue their education beyond graduation was woven into the school’s culture.