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HPA HS Learning Packet 2a.pdf

HPA MS Learning Packet #2.pdf

March 23rd HPA High School Packet 1.pdf

March 23rd HPA Middle School Packet 1.pdf

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We are a tuition-free public school.

As a public charter school, Hogan Preparatory Academy (HPA) is free and open to all students residing within the district boundaries of the Kansas City Public Schools. As a public charter school, HPA cannot selectively admit students based on academic aptitude, race, ethnicity, income level, special education needs, prior school record, or almost any other personal characteristic. The school will admit students until its enrollment threshold is met. In the event there are more applications than seats, the school will use a lottery process to give every applicant an equal chance of admission.

Mission Statement

Hogan Preparatory Academy is an exceptional charter school district where students become compassionate leaders who are college and career ready with a competitive advantage.

News & Announcements

March 22nd Coronavirus Update

The rapidly-evolving Novel Coronavirus crisis has prompted extensive preventative actions within our community, including school closures from March 16 - April 3. This weekend, Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas asked Kansas City metro school districts to extend those closures until Friday, April 24, 2020 in order to control the potential spread of the Novel Coronavirus in our community. The Mayor also enacted a citywide stay at home order, which requires citizens of Kansas City to stay at home unless they are meeting basic needs, such as getting groceries, reporting to work or visiting a pharmacy.

Meal Program

Monday, March 23, 2020, breakfast and lunch meals will be available for pick up at Hogan Middle School.

March 12th Coronavirus Update

The safety and health of our school communities are of utmost concern as we continue to carefully monitor the spread of the coronavirus. With cases now confirmed in Missouri and Kansas, we will continue to speak frequently with Missouri Health and Senior Services (DHSS) and Kansas City Health Department officials. Their guidance is critical to ensure the welfare of our community.

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