Hopewell Middle School opened in August of 2004 with a student population of approximately 870 students. The elementary feeder schools are Manning Oaks, Cogburn Woods and Summit Hill. For high school, two-thirds of Hopewell’s students attend Milton while one-third attends Alpharetta.
As a state-of-the-art middle school, Hopewell provides a myriad of enrichment programs including sports, music, clubs and outreach opportunities. With a strong academic focus, the school implements a rigorous curriculum while providing a bridge between elementary and high school. Hopewell has two assistant principals and two counselors. Principal Frances Boyd has more than 20 years of experience in Fulton County as a classroom teacher, assistant principal and a prior principalship at Taylor Road Middle School.
Mission Statement:
Our mission is teaching middle school students the skills and concepts necessary for academic and personal success.
Belief Statements:
• All students can learn.
• Students learn best in a safe, supportive environment.
• Students deserve quality instruction provided by positive role models with high expectations.
• Students should respect themselves and appreciate the diversity of others.
• Students excel when the school collaborates with parents and the community.
• Students need opportunities to experience success in the arts, technology and physical activities.
