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The School of Hope

111 Burns St., Fayetteville, NC 28301Open, per Google (checked Sep 20, 2026)

Key facts

Tuition
Not published
Grades
K-12
Students (K-12)
62
Students per teacher
4.6
Affiliation
Nonsectarian
From Fayetteville center
6.4 miles

All school facts and where they come from

Can you use Opportunity Scholarship here?

✓ On the official North Carolina Opportunity Scholarship list
State list
Includes this school
Applying
The 2026-27 priority window ran February 2 to March 2, 2026. Expect early February again.

Source: the official list, read October 26, 2026.

What you would pay here

Net cost
Not worked out: no verified 2026-27 tuition yet. Check the school’s website

School facts

Teachers
15
Student body
Coeducational
Program
Special education
Boys and girls
74% boys, 26% girls
Setting
City

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Students and school year

Enrollment over time

21 2019-20 33 2021-22 62 2023-24
2019-20 to 2023-24
21 to 62, up 41 (195%)
Path
Grew in each survey (33 in 2021-22)

Students by grade, 2023-24

7 K 5 1 6 2 7 3 8 4 6 5 5 6 1 7 8 8 3 9 4 11 2 12
Largest grade
Grade 4 and grade 8 (8 each)
Smallest grade
Grade 7 (1)
Across the grades
Classes thin out toward the upper grades
High school grades
Average 3; lower grades 6

The school year

Days in the school year
172
Length of the school day
6 hours
Hours of school a year
about 1,030
Kindergarten
Full day, 5 days a week
Classes, 2023-24
In person
Library or media center
Yes
Year, against North Carolina
8 days shorter than the 180-day median of 555 schools we list
School day, against North Carolina
60 minutes shorter than the median of 7 hours (564 schools we list)

How it compares

This school 4.6 NC median 9.3
Students per teacher
This school 62 County median 125
Students vs county median
Students per teacher
4.6 here; median 9.3 at 298 NC combined schools
Size in Cumberland County
Larger than 4 of 19 other schools we list

Student body, 2023-24

Black 34% White 31% Two or more races 16% Hispanic 10% Asian 5% Pacific Islander 5%

Shares of K-12 students by race and ethnicity, as NCES reports them.

The School of Hope tuition, and what Opportunity Scholarship pays

Published tuition
No verified figure yet. Check the school’s website
Award
$3,574 to $7,942 per student, by household income
How it varies
Four income tiers. A family of four earning up to $61,050 gets the top amount. Students with disabilities can also use ESA+.

Figures read from each program’s official pages, October 2, 2026. Sources and how to apply

What would you pay at The School of Hope?

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Its full-year tuition and required fees; whether it still takes Opportunity Scholarship for 2026-27; its application deadline. More questions to ask

Other private schools nearby

SchoolGradesStudentsPer teacherAffiliationMiles
St. Ann Catholic School ✓PreK-812814.2Roman Catholic<1
Riverside Christian Academy ✓PreK-1226311.5Christian (nondenominational)1
Greater Fayetteville Adventist ✓PreK-11989.8Seventh-Day Adventist3
St. Patrick Catholic School ✓PreK-823214Roman Catholic3
Cornerstone Christian Academy ✓PreK-121839.2Baptist4
Village Christian Academy ✓K-1258010.3Baptist4
Fayetteville Academy ✓PreK-123648.5Nonsectarian4
Freedom Christian Academy ✓PreK-1260424.1Christian (nondenominational)4

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