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Houston, MS

Group for parents and students

CM Family

I have decided to do Charlotte Mason for our family. As of 2026 we have 2 boys who are 4 and 1. I’m excited about homeschooling even though it’s not time to start yet! If anyone is in our area I would love to meet up!! I have grand ideas of starting nature walks and clubs and things 🙂

Liberty Hill, TX

Group for parents and students

CM preschoolers

Group for those just starting out with babies, toddlers and preschoolers wanting to learn more about CM. All ages welcome! Material is focused on the preschool age and mother culture.

Rochester, NY

Group for parents and students

Olivette

Olivette is a 'small batch' enrichment collective for children ages 4/5 ish to 8/9 ish. We curate a variety of ‘tastings’ from the feast of education inspired by season, locale, and British educator Charlotte Mason. Currently we are gathering once weekly as a drop off program. We are additionally exploring expanding to a Hybrid program. Explore theolivette.com for more info re: our wonderful nature trails/location and our events page for info on parents CM book study gatherings etc.

Stafford, TX

Group for parents

Stafford/Sugar Land Charlotte Mason Moms

Hi! I'm a CM mom living in Stafford. Our weekly nature days include a nature walk, journaling, a picnic, and then free play time. All ages are welcome! A Charlotte Mason mom's book club/discussion group is also pending, depending on interest.

King George, VA

Group for parents and students

FORMING: A Charlotte Mason Community for Form 3+

A small, focused group of experienced Charlotte Mason moms is forming to tackle learning in forms 3 and up (ages 11/12+). This group is still in the planning stages and is not yet meeting, but please contact us if your oldest student is rising to form 3 in the 2026-2027 school year, or older. Offerings will be arranged for younger siblings.
We will likely begin meeting in homes, as the group is small. We are looking for homeschool moms/dads who have experience (however imperfectly!) with teaching Charlotte Mason methods in their own home and would like to share teaching and form classes with a few other families.
Our hope is to form small, lively classes of like-minded kids who are taught by a parent who is passionate about the subject taught. Kids will be able to engage in stimulating discussions and share their written narrations with peers.
If High School is looming, or right in front of you, and you want the support of other earnest parents, please contact us!

Greenwich, CT

Group for parents and students

The Feast of Wonders

To all Charlotte Mason Homeschooling Mamas in Greenwich and surrounding areas!

Starting on Tuesday, May 12th 2026, we are beginning a local gathering for families who are currently using—or are genuinely interested in—the Charlotte Mason philosophy of education and who desire to build community around a shared commitment to Christ and His Word.

The Feast of Wonders is a monthly time set apart for Mothers and children to come together and share in a “living education” through Nature study, Poetry, Music, Art, and focus on the Lord and Scripture. This gathering is especially suited for children ages 6 and under, though older siblings are welcome to join and enjoy the feast.

The purpose of this gathering is to cultivate and strengthen a Charlotte Mason community in our area—one marked by simplicity, beauty, and a shared commitment to this way of learning, and a like-minded community of families who seek to order their homes, education, and lives in submission to Scripture and a living faith in Christ.

Our afternoons will include a brief Chapel gathering for prayer, hymns and a short reading of the Scriptures. A nature walk to a nearby park for observation, journaling and snacks, and a gentle indoor time of picture study, music appreciation, poetry, and living book readings.

Every Month we will focus on a specific theme. The month of May will be "flowers".

Location: Greenwich - CT.

For more information please contact:

Talita Hupal: home.school.hupal@gmail.com

- Time: 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM
- Frequency: Monthly

(Possibly transition to a Bi-weekly/Weekly Co-OP in the Fall/New Year)

If you are a Charlotte Mason family—or are sincerely interested in learning more about this approach—we would be glad to connect with you.

Blessings,

Talita Hupal

TN

Group for students

Junior Naturalists (Leadership Program for Budding Naturalists)

High schoolers interested in participating in Budding Naturalists must apply to the Junior Naturalists program.

Junior Naturalists should have a high interest and passion for natural history and conservation, as well as the desire and ability to help lead this club. They should be youth of high character and leadership who are comfortable interacting with younger children. Junior Naturalists will need to do additional research/preparation time outside of club time. This should not exceed an hour a month if they are also continuing to incorporate special studies/natural history readings, field work, and nature study into their schooling. Assistance and direction will be provided!

*Junior Naturalists can list this experience as an extracurricular and leadership experience on their HS transcript, and put their hours in this club towards a variety of courses for high school credit. This may be of particular interest to those going into a science or agriculture field of study.*

Greenwich, CT

Group for parents and students

The Feast of Wonders

To all Charlotte Mason Homeschooling Mamas in Greenwich and surrounding areas!

Starting on Tuesday, May 12th 2026, we are beginning a local gathering for families who are currently using—or are genuinely interested in—the Charlotte Mason philosophy of education and who desire to build community around a shared commitment to Christ and His Word.

The Feast of Wonders is a monthly time set apart for Mothers and children to come together and share in a “living education” through Nature study, Poetry, Music, Art, and focus on the Lord and Scripture. This gathering is especially suited for children ages 6 and under, though older siblings are welcome to join and enjoy the feast.

The purpose of this gathering is to cultivate and strengthen a Charlotte Mason community in our area—one marked by simplicity, beauty, and a shared commitment to this way of learning, and a like-minded community of families who seek to order their homes, education, and lives in submission to Scripture and a living faith in Christ.

Our afternoons will include a brief Chapel gathering for prayer, hymns and a short reading of the Scriptures. A nature walk to a nearby park for observation, journaling and snacks, and a gentle indoor time of picture study, music appreciation, poetry, and living book readings.

Every Month we will focus on a specific theme. The month of May will be "flowers".

Location: Greenwich - CT.

- Time: 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM
- Frequency: Monthly

(Possibly transition to a Bi-weekly/Weekly Co-OP in the Fall/New Year)

If you are a Charlotte Mason family—or are sincerely interested in learning more about this approach—we would be glad to connect with you.

Denver, PA

Group for parents and students

Stella Classical Hiking Group

Stella Classical Hiking Group meets six Friday mornings in the Fall and six Friday mornings in the Spring at various northern Lancaster Country locations. Our time includes a hike, recitations, nature journaling, and a storybook read-aloud. We often eat lunch together and then have free play time, although the program only officially runs from 10 am - noon. This is a free program! Parents are required to participate along with us. Please reach out with any questions or interest!

Denver, PA

Group for parents and students

Stella Classical Co-op

Stella Classical Co-op is a Christian Charlotte Mason group that meets six times in the Fall for Term 1 and six times in the Spring for Term 3. We meet from 9:30 am to noon. Classes are offered for students ages 6-10, covering artist study, composer study, poet study, and art skills. During class we plan to have light programs for our nursery- and Kindergarten-age students. We begin the morning with a family gathering, which includes a prayer recitation, hymn, and folk song. All families must have a parent stay on-site and participate in the co-op day at some level. We are currently looking for a handful of like-minded Christian, Charlotte Mason families to join us! There is an application process for joining, and we cannot accept too many families at this time, so please be aware of the possibility of us being full. We will be meeting in northern Lancaster county or southern Berks/Lebanon... still on the look for a church host for the coming year. Please reach out for more or updated information. Thank you!

Fort Mill, SC

Group for parents and students

Petra Classical

We offer a weekly parent-led co-op that aligns with Ambleside Online's rotation for hymns, folksongs, nature study, artist study, Plutarch, and Shakespeare. Additionally, we have a monthly book club for moms, as well as handicraft fairs for students twice per year.

Reno, NV

Group for parents and students

Northern Nevada Nature Group

Our group meets every other Friday at 10am at various nature spots around town.  We have has school age kids from 5-16 + and many younger siblings along too! 

We always start with a hymn and opening call and response Bible verses. Then we do a mini lesson on what to focus on in our nature journal. After a short walk we nature journal and then the kids have time to play together in nature.

Warrenton, VA

Group for parents and students

The Fox Shire

Welcome to the Fox Shire!
We are a joyful community of homeschooling families gathered under the gentle guidance of Charlotte Mason’s educational philosophy. At the Fox Shire, we believe education is an atmosphere, a discipline, and a life—a feast of living ideas spread abundantly before our children.
Together we:
• Build true community — where families encourage one another, children form lasting friendships, and mothers find fellowship and support.
• Nourish minds with living books and ideas — choosing literature that is alive with beauty, truth, and goodness rather than dry textbooks, so that children form real relationships with knowledge.
• Spread the feast — offering a rich, generous curriculum that includes great literature, history, science, nature study, art, music, poetry, and more. Each child assimilates what they can, growing in wonder and wisdom at their own pace.
• Embrace riches-based education — delighting in the “riches” of life: beautiful books, fine art, inspiring music, the outdoors, handicrafts, and the cultivation of good habits of mind and heart.
We host a weekly Riches Co-op where children gather to enjoy:
• Picture study
• Composer study
• Handicrafts
• Literature
• Nature study and journaling
• Recitation
• Poetry
• And scouting
These sessions bring the riches to life in a shared, delightful way—through observation, creation, narration, and exploration outdoors.
We also offer a Mothers’ Book Club where we read and discuss both Charlotte Mason’s own writings and other nourishing books to strengthen our vision, refresh our spirits, and grow alongside one another as educators and mothers.

Batavia, OH

Group for parents

Eastside CM Bookclub

The Eastside CM Bookclub is located 30 min from Cincinnati in Batavia, OH. We meet on the second Thursday of each month from 7:30–9:30 pm. Refreshments will be provided.

We are working our way through Charlotte Mason's 20 principles of education using Brandy Vencel's Start Here study guide. As of April 2026, we are on principles 14 & 15.

We will beginning reading through the Original Homeschool Series, starting with Home Education (Vol 1) in September 2026.

Considering using a Charlotte Mason method but don't know where to start? Please message me. I've been homeschooling this way for over 20 years. I'd love to help you take the first few steps.

Clatskanie, OR

Group for parents and students

Tiny Co-op

We have a tiny coop that meets in Clatskanie, OR to study Shakespeare together. Next year we are adding Latin and Plutarch as well!

Rainier, OR

Group for parents and students

Nature Group

We have a weekly meeting near Rainier, OR at Trojan Park

Wichita, KS

Group for students

Sunflower Learning Community

Sunflower Learning Community is a place where kids and adults can follow their curiosity, ask questions, and embrace lifelong learning. We offer a variety of supplemental and enrichment classes for students.

Austin, TX

Group for parents and students

South Austin Homeschool Co-op

Who We Are:
We are a supportive, parent-led co-op providing hands-on, enriching classes for children ages 1-11 in a beautiful outdoor setting. Our age groups include: Saplings (8-11 years), Sprouts (4-7 years), and Sunbeams (1-3 years)

When & Where We Meet:
* Mondays & Wednesdays, 9 AM – 1 PM
* South Austin and Buda parks

What We Offer:
Our co-op fosters a love of learning through engaging activities such as:
* Nature study and walks, Bible lessons, and hands-on exploration
* Art, music, and movement
* Memory work with hands-on history and science lessons
* Small group instruction, play-based learning, and more!

Who We’re Looking For:
We welcome families with at least one child age 8 or older by September 1st (younger siblings are welcome).
This is a cooperative learning environment—parents actively participate in teaching and assisting (this is NOT a drop-off program)

Terrebonne, OR

Group for parents and students

Charlotte Mason Family

We are Charlotte Mason Family. A Natural History community that meets twice a month on Thursday at 10am to share what we're currently studying in Natural History, go on Nature Hikes and nature journaling afterward. For families with children age 6 and up.

Sandpoint, ID

Group for parents and students

Foundry Cottage School

The Foundry Cottage School is a Christian, parent-led community pursuing a Charlotte Mason education, helping parent educators share the load of spreading the feast for their children. Helping our children learn to wonder, pursue truth with humility, and love learning while growing in wisdom, virtue, and conviction."

We are a Charlotte Mason co-op running once a week on Thursdays from 9am-2pm.

CA

Group for students

Peace Hill Classical Co-op

Peace Hill Classical Co-op students enter into the feast of a Charlotte Mason education on either Mondays/Wednesdays or Tuesdays/Thursdays tracks in Yorba Linda for grades K-6th through language arts, history, science, Latin, and fine arts (artist, composer & poet studies, folksongs and handicrafts), and in Fullerton for 7th-12th grades in language arts, history, science, Latin, fine arts, math, logic, and rhetoric, and in dual enrollment tutoring classes.

Los Gatos, CA

Group for parents and students

Gathered, a Charlotte Mason Circle

Gathered is a Charlotte Mason circle with the goal to cultivate a small community grounded in Charlotte Mason’s principles, where we encourage one another as we seek to educate our children as whole persons, grow as mothers and educators, and build lasting relationships among families who share common values.

Our rhythm will include a mother’s book study through Charlotte Mason’s original volumes, alongside regular nature study meetups for families and children.

TN

Group for parents and students

Budding Naturalists: A Charlotte Mason Natural History Club

Budding Naturalists will be based on the Charlotte Mason method of nature study.
Most of our gatherings will be focused on observation and object lessons about special studies, nature walks, and “field work” activities Charlotte speaks of in Volume 1, such as sightseeing, picture painting, bird stalking, out-of-doors geography, etc.
We will also incorporate singing a hymn or folk song, poetry or recitation time, and sharing about conservation ideas. Many of our gatherings will include quiet/reflective observation, nature journal time, group narration time, masterly inactivity or nature games, and hopefully some wildcrafting and nature projects.

This club is just as much for the parent/educator as it is for the children, and there is the expectation that parents will fully participate and enjoy learning alongside the children, and/or incorporate nature study into the rhythm of their lives and homeschool.

For 1st-8th grade, meeting about monthly on Thursday afternoon. Minimal cost, plus required supplies. Registration each summer with club meetings throughout the school year.

High schoolers should reach out to learn about helping lead Budding Naturalists through the Junior Naturalist program.

Central, SC

Group for parents and students

Foothills LE Collective

Foothills Living Education Collective (FLEC) is a Charlotte Mason homeschool cooperative located in the Clemson, South Carolina area, meeting weekly on Thursdays from August through May. Grounded in Charlotte Mason's principles and a shared commitment to truth, beauty, and goodness, FLEC is a mom-led community where families learn side by side through living books, narration, and a rich variety of subjects. Member families implement Charlotte Mason's methods at home and participate fully in co-op life, including teaching roles and shared care of the community. FLEC welcomes form-aged children (6 and up) as well as preform siblings, and supports families at every stage of their Charlotte Mason journey, "however imperfectly." For more information, reach out at foothills.le.collective@gmail.com.

HI

Group for parents

CM Oahu Book Club

This is a Charlotte Mason book club for homeschooling mothers that meets monthly to learn together as we read, thoughtfully discuss Mason’s philosophy, and understand how her principles shape a rich, living education.

Our hope is that we grow in wisdom and encourage one another as we seek to cultivate in ourselves and our children a love for all that is true, good, and beautiful.