2022-2023 School Year HAPA’s Executive Team Newsletter September 2022     Ms. Chris Her-Xiong    Founder/CEO Dear HAPA’s Families, Welcome to the 2022-2023 school year. The theme this year is “Great Today, Better Tomorrow!” At HAPA, we are always striving for a better tomorrow for our scholars as HAPA is transformational. The scholar, the family,...

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For an enrollment registration application, click here. Dear Parents, Guardians and Potential Parents, Hmong American Peace Academy is enrolling students for the 2022-2023 school year.  For those who are interested, please come to the HAPA Main Campus at 4601 N. 84th Street, to complete the registration application. The documents that are required for registration are:...

Hmong American Peace Academy Celebrates New High School at Grand Opening Event State-of-the-art high school offers HAPA scholars a 21st Century education and provides a resource center for the greater community MILWAUKEE, October 22, 2021 – The Hmong American Peace Academy (“HAPA”), a charter school in the Milwaukee Public School system recognized as one of the city’s highest...

  On April 29, also known as Giving Day, the Milwaukee Public Museum gifted 4,000 free memberships to local families. Memberships were given to 184 families from the Hmong American Peace Academy, while 189 went to those from the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Milwaukee. “It’s an opportunity to enrich the lives of our...

  Through free connectivity solutions, AT&T is breaking down barriers to remote learning for the Milwaukee students who need it most. The organization provided 500 free hotspots as well as free internet connectivity to the Hmong American Peace Academy. “Transitioning from a traditional classroom – with paper and pencil – to the use of devices,...

BizTimes Milwaukee’s inaugural showcase of Notable Minority Executives spotlights accomplished professionals across the region that are helping shape a better future. Among the award program’s first year was honoree Chris Her-Xiong, founder and executive director of HAPA. Read more about her recognition here.  

HAPA was among this year’s Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation’s Wisconsin grant recipients. The school was awarded $300,000 to support a capital campaign, a first-tiem grant from the Bradley Foundation. Read more about the Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation’s generous grants at BizTimes Milwaukee.

The Hmong American Peace Academy was announced as one of the recipients for Northwestern Mutual’s $2.5 million commitment to schools, nonprofits and programming in the city of Milwaukee. These funds will support the company’s newly-evolved philanthropic strategy of investing in educational pathways to close the achievement gap among talented, yet underrepresented students and drive sustainable...