co-op

Coppell, TX

Bethel Schoolhouse

Bethel Schoolhouse is a Christian co-op in Coppell for children K - 2nd grade and their younger siblings. We are a group of homeschooling parents who would like to together provide our kids with a wide and generous education in a way that we wouldn’t be able to do alone.

We offer extra-curricular/enrichment classes to compliment the core courses children are working on at home. Example classes are nature study, artist study, composer study, and the art of narration. Charlotte Mason said that if a family is like a nation, it should strive to “establish close and friendly relations with other nations; and that, not with one or two, but with many…” A co-op is an opportunity to do just that! Let’s be friends and work together.

St Charles, MO

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.

Fort Worth, TX

FEASTT Homeschool Enrichment Community

At FEASTT our mission is to provide community and enrichment to homeschooling families by assisting in spreading the feast of education through Faith-building Experiences, Academic Support and the Trusted Techniques developed by Charlotte Mason. We are group of Fort Worth Tx homeschool families that meet weekly over the school year.

AL

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!

Fortville, IN

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.

Travelers Rest, SC

Mountain Creek Village

Mountain Creek Village is a Charlotte Mason co-op with students up to Form 3. We are a tight-knit group of families who go on nature walks, have camping trips, attend Shakespeare plays, and more together. We are mom-led and meet once a week to study Plutarch, Shakespeare, art & handicrafts, solfége, folk dancing, artist study, science, etc.

Jackson, TN

Charlotte Mason Community of Jackson

Charlotte Mason (-ish) families in Jackson, TN, meeting twice a month for enrichments since 2023.

Elkton, OH

AO/CM co-op

Small AmblesideOnline CM Co-op meeting bi-weekly. We will cover Shakespeare, Plutarch, geography map drills, handicrafts, folksongs, artist and composer study, and possibly nature study too. All ages welcome!

Athens, AL

Wildflowers Cooperative Community of Northern Alabama

Welcome to our cooperative community, designed to follow Charlotte Mason's principles of motherhood, mother-care, and a lovely atmosphere in which to learn and support each other. We also provide book clubs, parent workshops, a lending library, and help homeschooling in adoptive families.

Online High School Alveary Class

I'd like to gauge interest for a 10th grade group who use the Alveary curriculum. The class would be weekly, during which 10th Grade Alveary Students discuss several different school subjects that were studied that previous week. Each week would feature different subjects in the curriculum, with the goal of covering each subject at least twice. Students would eventually be in charge of leading the discussions on their assigned week.

Will you have a 10th grader that would benefit from this type of class? I'd like to see if there's enough interest to have 10th grade only, but if there is not enough, I may open it up to include 9th or 11th graders and only cover those subjects that are shared among the combined grades.

Please respond with ideas and/or interest.