Handfuls of Hope School 

About the Handfuls of Hope School

The Handfuls of Hope School is recognized for its excellence in education. Located in the village of Catalina, the school currently serves more than 600 students from Pre-K through ninth grade. Accredited and operating under district oversight, the school was ranked second among 42 private schools in the district.

Our certified teachers use a curriculum designed to meet and exceed government standards while creating a strong foundation for academic success. More than just a school, Handfuls of Hope exists to serve the community by combining quality education with Christian values to impact the lives of every student.

Our vision is to help raise the standard of education in the Dominican Republic. We are continually working to develop and improve curriculum, while also investing in teacher training and professional development to equip educators to be more effective in the classroom.

In addition to academic excellence, we emphasize Christian values, character development, and civic responsibility. We encourage parents to be actively involved in the school and engaged in their child’s education, helping to create a strong partnership between home and school.

Through these efforts, we are striving to build an exciting and vibrant learning environment that makes a lasting impact on the community and ultimately serves as a model for other schools throughout the region.

You can help!

Sponsor a Child
Your pledge of $35/month to the HOH Operation Education program will provide for tuition, uniform, and learning materials for a child in need. Become a sponsor today!

Make a Gift
Your generous contributions to the HOH Operation Education program will help provide for ongoing maintenance and required improvements to the school facility. The school is currently in need of new textbooks, computers, and other technology. 

Volunteer
Help organize the collection of school supplies such as composition books, rulers, calculators, markers, backpacks, shoes, etc. in your local school district.