Academy Program
The Boys Hope Girls Hope Academy is the seven-year continuum of support provided to middle school (Hope Prep) and high school (College Road)
Through our holistic curriculum, Scholars in the BHGH Academy receive academic enrichment, STEM education, hands-on learning experiences, and college and career counseling, as well as participate in service opportunities, leadership experiences, and community-building opportunities.
Class of 2027 New Scholar Referral Form
100%
of our Scholars graduate from high school
83%
of our Scholars are the first in their family to attend college
415
an average number of hours Scholars spend on our campus each year
Rajan Center
The success of our Academy Program is proven through the success of our Scholars and we want to provide that opportunity for even more motivated students in the area. On June 1, 2019, we opened The Rajan Center, a 22,000 sq. ft. building that will be the home of the program and serve as the year-round ‘home away from home’ for hundreds of Scholars. The center features dynamic classrooms, an art studio, a STEM lab, counseling and study areas and physical fitness spaces.
Boys Hope Girls Hope Academy Scholar Profile
MOTIVATION
Our Scholars are motivated to succeed in a challenging academic environment
WELLNESS
They are open to receiving help to strengthen mental, emotional, and spiritual wellness.
RELATIONSHIP
They have the ability to positively relate to peers and adults
BEHAVIOR
Our Scholars are free of serious issues related to learning and/or behavior
AGE
Cohorts begin the summer before 6th grade
NEED
Our Scholars fall within 200% of the federal poverty guidelines and have a need for long-term partnership on the road to college and career
PARTNER
Our Scholars have a parent or guardian willing to partner with BHGH for their child’s holistic growth and academic success
Contact Tim Grady, Executive Director, for more information at tgrady@bhgh.org or 216-441-2980 x 115.
“Boys Hope Girls Hope is a place where I’m given a chance to truly prove to myself and the world what I’m made of.” -Julian, Class of 2018
