charlotte mason

St Anthony, MN

Larks Community Co-op

Larks Community Co-op is a parent-led, weekly homeschool collaborative providing students from preschool through high school years with a Charlotte Mason education. We primarily use the CMEC curriculum to guide us in choosing living books. The day is comprised of short, varied lessons to expose children to a wide feast of ideas.

We cover subjects including:
Natural History / Science / Nature Notebooking
U.S. History
Plutarch’s ‘Lives’ (Forms III & IV)
Shakespeare
Literature
Geography / Map Drill / Map Making
Poetry / Recitation
Solfa / Singing Games
Art / Artist Study
Handicrafts
P.E.: Swedish Drill

We also have a mother’s education gathering six times a year where we discuss Charlotte Mason’s volumes and various PNEU articles.

Langhorne, PA

Roots & Wings

At Roots & Wings, we nurture wonder, wisdom, and wholehearted learning in a peaceful, home-based setting. Inspired by the Charlotte Mason philosophy, this two-day co-op offers young children a gentle and rich introduction to learning through living books, habit formation, music, nature play, and hands-on exploration. This Fall 2025 we will be starting a Preschool/Kindergarten Group. Not to mention a Parent Reading Group.

Neptune Beach, FL

Cultivate

A Christian, Charlotte Mason community currently serving elementary and middle school.We meet once a week and use the Alveary curriculum. Traditional co-op format with monthly equipping sessions.

Hempstead, NY

Long Island Christian Charlotte Mason Reading Group

We are a group of Christian Charlotte Mason homeschooling moms who have been reading the volumes together monthly since 2018. We meet once a month on Sunday night 7-9:30pm at our various homes throughout Nassau and Western Suffolk Counties. We get together with our kids for bi-monthly nature walks and other activities. If you are interested in the Charlotte Mason life, please contact me!

Charlotte, NC

New Leaf Cooperative

New Leaf is a cooperative preschool learning community that meets Wednesday mornings in the parks and wild spaces of the greater Charlotte area. Our aim is to encourage young children and their families to connect with nature and their sense of wonder through stories, songs, exploration, and play.

We welcome you to join us as we share our time, knowledge, and resources to create thoughtful gatherings and teachable moments.

"Those who contemplate the beauty of the earth find reserves of strength that will endure as long as life lasts." —Rachel Carson

Hillsboro, OR

Oregon Charlotte Mason Westside

Mother's Book Club, Nature Club, and TBG Group. This group is for Christian Charlotte Mason homeschoolers, living in (or near) the Hillsboro area. Mother's book study is open to all moms, regardless of CM experience.

Nature club and TBG group is for Book Club families whose oldest child is Form 1A (3rd grade) or older. Younger siblings are welcome to participate as well.

Cadiz, OH

Charlotte Mason – Cadiz, OH

Looking to connect with other families who are interested in using or already using the Charlotte Mason method with their children in Harrison County, OH and surrounding counties!

I'd be interested in meeting up and potentially forming a co-op of sorts to support one another!

Kalkaska, MI

Wolfsbane Classical Co-Op

We are a Charlotte Mason Co-op meeting in Kalkaska, MI once a week. Mothers have an active role in helping with the co-op. We have classes such as folk dancing, nature drawing, artist study, solfege, etc.

Fort Mitchell, AL

Truth, Beauty, and Goodness Co-Op

Join us in a Charlotte Mason Co-Op where we learn together areas such as Shakespeare, Hymn, Recitation, Art lessons, and much more. Parents come together to also read the volumes of Charlotte Mason in a monthly mother culture meeting. We meet the 1, 2, and 4th Friday's of the month. There is no monetary cost. The cost is teaching a subject and reading the volumes with us.

Danvers, MA

Ambleside-by-the-Sea

Ambleside-by-the-Sea is a parent-led, two-day-a-week homeschool collaborative providing students from preschool through high school years with a Charlotte Mason education. We use living books, narration, and short lessons that spread a wide “feast” across varied subjects. We seek to provide an environment that allows our children to come into direct contact with vital and living ideas from great minds, and to nurture students in forming relations with all that is about them in substance and idea: in words, music, art, science, nature, mathematics, and all that is good, true, and beautiful.

We cover subjects including:
Math Drill / Math Lab / Math Games
Natural History / Science / Nature Notebooking
U.S. History
Ancient History
Plutarch’s ‘Lives’ (Forms III & IV)
Children’s Plutarch (Form II)
Shakespeare
Literature
Geography / Map Drill / Map Making
Poetry / Recitation
Latin (Forms III & IV)
Music / Folk Dancing / Composer Study
Art / Artist Study
Handicrafts
P.E.: Swedish Drill

We also have additional events together as a community including three book club meetings each year for all ages, and one or two handicraft fairs.

Because our intent is to cover academic subjects as well as those subjects often considered “enrichment subjects,” we meet twice weekly and in some ways function similarly to a “university model school;" families can structure their days at home to fill in around the spines and core subjects we cover on our days together. Upper form students have several assignments to complete during their days at home, including literature and writing assignments, and science readings in preparation for science experiments done together.

Ambleside-by-the-Sea moms also meet monthly to read and discuss Charlotte Mason's volumes, and we are always happy to have more people join us!