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Charlotte Mason Institute Online Study Groups

The Charlotte Mason Institute hosts several different online study groups each semester (seasons run from January-June and July-December) for community, growth, and encouragement. Groups typically meet once a month via zoom for an hour and a half, and extra articles and resources and a forum to chat with others in the group are provided with registration.

Luverne, MN

Charlotte Mason Book Club

A CM Book Club that is starting with Home Education Vol. 1, reading it on our own and meeting monthly to discuss. We are meeting the 2nd or 3rd Tuesday evening of the month. We meet at a home in Luverne, MN.

Sherwood, AR

Charlotte Mason Book Discussion

We are a group of parents who meet the fourth Monday of the month from 6:30-8:30 p.m. to discuss Charlotte Mason's Home Education series. We read about 20 pgs at home and meet together to discuss and work through our understandings.

Sherwood, AR

Hilltop Academy

Hilltop Academy is a drop off class day that meets one day a week for three 10 week terms. We hope to ease the hands and hearts of home schooling parents by providing a full day of morning core classes to students in grades 1-8 and afternoon electives to students in grades 1-12. We teach from our understanding of Charlotte Mason's philosophy and methods.

Warsaw, IN

Warsaw Charlotte Mason Co-op

We are a Charlotte Mason homeschool co-op in northern Indiana that meets bi-weekly to spread the feast. Currently, we have classes for the Early Years (ages 3-5) through form 2, though we continue to grow. This is a parent led co-op, not a drop-off program, and moms volunteer where they feel comfortable, whether that's nursery, lunch clean-up, or teaching a class. Past subjects have included handicrafts, picture study, art instruction, and nature study. Our Early Years group is a play and nature based program that does a variety of hands on activities and nature walks, along with reading living books. You teach your own curriculum at home and come together with the group on co-op days for enrichment subjects. There is a small fee for building rental and classroom supplies with rental discounts for families with multiple students.

Reno, NV

Nevada Nature Study Together

This is a new Nature Study group that will meet twice a month on Friday mornings rotating our visits to 4-6 locations in Reno, Nevada to observe their changes through the year. During our time together we’ll sing a creation hymn, have a short lesson on what to focus on, practice the habit of observation, walk and explore, and make time for nature journaling.

Brunswick, ME

Charlotte Mason Book Study

We are a new CM book study group that will begin in September 2021. We meet twice monthly on the first and third Thursdays of the month from 7-8:30 at a member's home. We will plan to begin by reading For the Children's Sake by Susan Schaeffer Macaulay, and then will transition to reading CM's volumes.

Hannibal, MO

CM Nature Group

CM Nature Group is a free monthly gathering of like-minded families who are seeking to implement Charlotte Mason's principles in their homeschool. We do monthly nature study walks at different locations in the Hannibal area.

Lawton, OK

Lawton Charlotte Mason Community

A new group looking to connect Charlotte Mason moms and their kids together in southwest Oklahoma. I would love to start a kids activity and book club and a mothers book club.

Clinton, MS

Wild Mockingbirds Tribe

The Wild Mockingbirds Tribe (WMT) was founded in 2016 and is the Charlotte Mason (CM) homeschool group in the Metro Area of Jackson, Mississippi. Building an intimate community to grow and educate their children following the CM method is the heart and goal of WMT. Member families have children of all ages, stages, and abilities who live as far north as Canton, as far south as Star, as far east as Puckett, and as far west as Vicksburg. WMT is active with multiple events occurring each week year-round, affording families the opportunity to participate in as many events as their schedule allows. Monthly events include a Mom’s Book Club, Kid’s Book Club, Charlotte Mason Volume Study, Nature Poke Around, Art in the Park, Home Ec, and Mother’s Tea. Quarterly, WMT has Recitation Affair, field trips, and a habit training course. Because members are so geographically spread out, several events’ locations are rotated each quarter to a suitable venue near families’ hometowns. Driving is shared and families get to experience new locales they may not otherwise visit. The only membership requirements are following the CM method and active participation in at least one (real life) event per quarter.

Check us out on social media!
Instagram: @wildmockingbirdstribe
Facebook: Wild Mockingbirds Tribe (new to Facebook 10/22)