Now enrolling for 2025/26 school year. K4 through 8th grade.
Since 1966, La Casa de Esperanza has provided opportunities for full social and economic participation in society, with an emphasis on the Hispanic population. La Casa has grown, adapted, and responded to the community’s needs throughout the years, expanding its programs to a full-service organization.
Today, La Casa de Esperanza serves over 20,000 people of all social, ethnic, and economic backgrounds from birth to late adulthood. La Casa’s programs include an Early Childhood Education center for children from six weeks to 12 years old, a full-service Charter School for K4-8th grade, a Center for Financial Stability, the largest Weatherization program in the state, low-income senior housing, and much more.
La Casa de Esperanza’s mission is to provide opportunities to achieve full social and economic participation in society, with emphasis on the Hispanic population.
La Casa de Esperanza’s vision is to continue to create positive change and transform the lives of every individual and family we meet — fostering hope and providing opportunities for a prosperous, engaged, and connected community.
At La Casa de Esperanza, serving the local community is our top priority. We offer a variety of programs and services that support people of all ages, from early education opportunities and low-income housing to tax and homebuyer assistance.
The Early Childhood Education Program at La Casa de Esperanza provides high-quality early childhood education and childcare for children, ranging in age from six weeks to four years old.
La Casa de Esperanza’s Charter School is the first independent charter school in Waukesha County. Established in 2015, this full-service school features an extended school day, rigorous curriculum and dual language programming along with monoligual programming available.
At the Center for Financial Stability, La Casa offers financial literacy & coaching, first time homebuyer assistance, Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA), and employment assistance geard toward individuals seeking economic self-sufficiency.
The Weatherization Program at La Casa de Esperanza helps identify energy waste and provides cost-effective, energy-saving measures and education. Weatherization is available at no cost to low-income owners and renters in Jefferson, Waukesha, and Milwaukee Counties.
La Casa Village I and II make up La Casa de Esperanza’s housing program. These housing complexes offer affordable and private apartments for low-income seniors and disabled persons with impaired mobility.
La Casa de Esperanza expresses deep gratitude to the following esteemed community partners for their steadfast support. Our community is enriched with hope, assistance, and opportunities through their generous contributions.
Together, we are changing lives! Through donations of all kinds, your
support brings hope and opportunities to those in need. Every contribution counts in
building a stronger, more resilient community for all.
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