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Sugar Land, TX

Group

Bluebonnet Home Scholars Collaborative

Offering classes and activities in the liberal arts tradition, Bluebonnet Home Scholars Collaborative is a Group Class Community that exists to enrich the lives of Christian homeschool families in the joint pursuit of wonder, knowledge, and love.

BHSC curriculum and instruction is developed on the basis of both classical tradition and contemporary research. The Bluebonnet approach is heavily influenced by Christian educators and thinkers such as Charlotte Mason, C. S. Lewis, Dorothy Sayers, and Jacques Maritain.

Courses are offered a-la-carte and include subjects for Kindergarten through High School. Courses include Nature Journaling, Forest School, Artist and Composer studies, Spanish for all ages, Plutarch and Shakespeare, Great Books style Literature, Latin, Handicrafts, Studio Art, as well as rigorous core classes in Math, Science, and Language Arts.

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Newborn, GA

Group

Charlotte Mason Moms Reading Group

This moms book club is starting by reading through Mind to Mind by CM & Karen Glass. We are meeting Thursday evenings in the home of one of the members to build our understanding of CM philosophy & create a stronger homeschool community. We will share good conversation and a light meal. We hope to continue this meeting to read more of the volumes if interest persists.

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Marietta, GA

Group

Plantings Academy: A Community of Learning

We are prayerfully forming a Christian community and an academy of learning for the purpose of discipling, educating, and habit training. Our mission is that our children grow rich in relationships – to God, self, others, ideas, work, and the created world.

“Education is not a subject and does not deal in subjects. It is instead a transfer of a way of life.” G.K. Chesterton

Do you
• desire to partner with other families in the academic development and character growth of your children?
• value a rich curriculum that inspires students toward what is good, true, and beautiful while preparing them for life?
• find it important that the Holy Spirit be acknowledged in all learning and the Word of God be the foundation of life?

Wonderful! You are invited to an Open House for further information on Plantings and an explanation of Charlotte Mason’s philosophy of education.

Primary instructor/curriculum development: Kelly Holcomb (trained and experienced Charlotte Mason educator)
Secondary teacher: Jennifer Ellis

Format: 8-10 students meeting 3 days per week with assignments for home days

An emphasis on 11-13yr old because of current family makeup, but open to other ages as community expands.

Please contact Kelly Holcomb

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St Charles, MO

Group

Living Books Fellowship

2023-2034 is our inaugural year.

We will meet in St. Charles, MO, 24 times in the school year, on Thursdays.

We are a cooperative - each mom must lead a subject/class.

Families must have an oldest student of age 12+, we are targeting families with "older" school age students, to meet a need of a weekly, in-person, academic co-op.

We base our classes on Ambelside Online Group Forms.

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Worcester, MA

Group

Central Mass CM book group

We are a group of moms reading through Charlotte Mason's volumes together and supporting one another in this homeschool and parenting journey. We meet monthly and we are located in Central Massachusetts.

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Weaverville, NC

Event

Charlotte Mason Book Discussion, In Vital Harmony

Connect with likeminded mom's as we discuss the book, In Vital Harmony by Karen Glass. We will meet Tuesday, May 23rd & June 6th at 6:30 p.m. in Weaverville, N.C. The goal of the discussion will be to gain a deeper understanding of the philosophy of a Charlotte Mason education for our children and ourselves. She described her approach to education as, “Education is an atmosphere, a discipline, a life.” Members will purchase the book to read and are encouraged to take notes or jot down questions to bring to the discussion. During the meeting, we will take turns sharing our thoughts about the book, what we learned, and how we related to the material.

“It is no arbitrary reward which is attached to the assembling of two or three together; we warm ourselves at each others’ fires, and glow with the heat we get. Let but the heads of two or three families meet together to talk over the bringing up of their children, and the best and wisest parents will go home with new insight, renewed purpose, and warmer zeal. ‘We shall learn by degrees that education is, like religion, a social principle as well as an individual duty; and, meeting on this higher ground, we shall find out the best of one another as we never should in the common intercourse of business or society.'”
Charlotte Mason, editorial note, Parents’ Review, March 1890

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AL

Group

TBG Co-op

You are invited to participate in a bi-weekly gathering of families in the Tuscaloosa County, AL area to study art, handicrafts, poetry, music, folk dance, games, literature including Shakespeare, Spanish, and recitation in the pursuit of Truth, Beauty, and Goodness. We will use the life-giving principles and methods of Charlotte Mason for our lesson plans and activities. The gathering is for mothers and children of all ages to pursue a relational understanding of the things we study. A legal guardian must remain with the enrolling child for the duration of the TBG Co-op. Parents are required to contribute in some way. This could be teaching, assisting, clean-up, nursery duty, etc.

Date/Time: Our group will meet on [15 Fridays] in the fall and spring [from 12:30 pm-4:00 pm]. The meeting days include a Get-to-Know You Day and two Celebration days!

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Fortville, IN

Group

Charlotte Mason Collective

We are trying to build a traditional, Charlotte Mason community on the east side of Indianapolis through nature study, coop, book club, and events.

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Yuba City, CA

Group

Sutter County Charlotte Mason

Group for Charlotte Mason homeschoolers! Located in Yuba City but serving all of Sutter County and neighboring counties if needed. Low maintenance and joy centered group.

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Bloomington, MN

Group

Wise and Wonderful Homeschool Community

We are a co-op that meets for 12 week terms in the fall and spring. We are a community of supportive homeschool families committed to discipling our children & educating the whole person in what is good, beautiful and true. Following the Charlotte Mason philosophy of education, we seek to offer a feast of ideas and activities to help our children form relationships with God, self, and the universe.

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