Forming students spiritually, academically, and socially both inside and outside of the classroom

Join seventh grade in supporting learning both inside and outside of the classroom. Help us build a future of hope for our city's children with LOGAN Hope.

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For students, LOGAN Hope is a place of spiritual formation, as they learn to grow in relationship with God, each other, and their community.

"Growing up in a Christian school is an experience I will never forget. LOGAN Hope is a place where kids from the ages 5 -14 can find their true identity and relationship with God. Being in this school for 8 years now has taught me that I don’t need to hide, but just be myself. I’m surrounded by people who I don’t need to be scared of; these people have been with me for more than half of my life and through the toughest times in my life. I’ve made not just friends, but family. Growing up in such a diverse place opened up how I view the world. This school shows us not to judge one another for things they can’t control. LOGAN Hope has helped those who can’t help themselves, through giving to those who are struggling or picking up trash around the neighborhood." -Sophia T., 7th Grade Student

At LOGAN Hope, our school community has an opportunity to support the people and businesses in our neighborhood in a way that makes an impact.

"My favorite cherishable memories I experienced here at Logan Hope School is traveling numerous times with people to Logan Donuts. Every time I went to Logan Donuts, I would purchase a large cherry and blueberry water ice. After we return to scool, I would enjoy eating at the schoolyard. I would let the water ice melt until the colors blended into a reddish purple color and then I devoured it. The flavors of this treat I consumed were sweet, savorable, and cold." -Jonathan N., 7th Grade Student

At LOGAN Hope, students participate in educational activities that stick with them for life.

"One of my favorite LOGAN Hope memories is when my class went to the Franklin Institute in 2019, where there was a Marvel exhibit. Also, when we went to the Philadelphia Zoo in 2nd grade and saw tropical animals. I enjoyed these field trips because it helped me to interact with my classmates and make friends. The most important thing I’ve learned at Logan Hope is God will always be there even if you don’t want Him there. And, finding my way to God the Father." -Kiley X., 7th Grade Student

At LOGAN Hope, students develop relationships that influence their growth and development in positive ways.