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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.
Event for parents and students
Branch Weaving: Nature’s Loom
Create in direct collaboration with the natural world. This workshop is a tactile, meditative introduction to the art of branch weaving. Using a forked tree branch as your natural loom, you’ll learn how to transform simple twigs and colorful fibers into a unique piece of organic art. Dexterity requirement: use of hands and gripping of needles, thread, and yarn.
About Sierra: The woods have always been a place of serenity for Sierra and are the direct inspiration for her current body of work. By incorporating elements of the natural world into her paintings, she encapsulates the tranquility of tall trees and invites viewers to take a moment to breathe among the trees.
Where the Trees Grow Slow: We’re excited to introduce the first event in our land justice series! March 17 – April 2 Shepherd’s Corner is hosting an exhibit by Sierra Hamilton, a Columbus-based visual artist whose work integrates vibrant, iridescent colors with the natural world. Learn more about Sierra & Where the Trees Grow Slow here.
Event for parents
Charlotte Mason 101 part 1: Philosophy and Principles
The local Charlotte Mason community in the Big Bend Florida area will be hosting 2 classes with Kristina Johnson giving an overview of Charlotte Mason’s philosophy of education and how those principles play out in practice! If you’d like more information and/or to register, please email tallycharlottemasoncoop@gmail.com.
Event for parents
Charlotte Mason 101 part 2: Principals in Action – Practicals & Curriculum
The local Charlotte Mason community in the Big Bend Florida area will be hosting 2 classes with Kristina Johnson giving an overview of Charlotte Mason’s philosophy of education and how those principles play out in practice! If you’d like more information and/or to register, please email tallycharlottemasoncoop@gmail.com.
Event for parents and students
Charlotte Mason Curriculum Sale & Swap
The local Charlotte Mason community in the Big Bend Florida area will be hosting a curriculum sale & swap during one of our community park days. If you’d like more information, participate, and/or to register, please email tallycharlottemasoncoop@gmail.com.
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.
Group for parents and students
Big Bend Nature Explorers
This group follows AO's nature study rotation, and we meet bi-weekly at various locations in the Big Bend Florida area. This is a great group to get plugged into at any point in the year. Parents take turns teaching observations lesson, followed by nature journaling and a hike. All ages are welcome. Our group at this point is upper elementary and below but has slowly been aging up. We meet on alternating Mondays.
Event for parents and students
“Alive with Ideas” Spring Conference (by Charlotte Mason New England)
Join us for a day exploring living ideas and the Science of Relations!
The conference will be held on Wednesday, April 15, 2026 from 11:00-2:30pm at Calvary Baptist Church in Hanson, Massachusetts.
Kyndra Steinmann and Laura Oliver, two experienced Charlotte Mason mothers from within the CMNE community, will join CMNE Advisory members Sarah Beals and Megan Massaro as speakers for the event.
Our day will include four 25-minute sessions, a boxed lunch from Keegan Kreations (Plymouth, MA), and a nature walk together (optional and weather-permitting).
Sessions:
- Session I - Alive with Ideas: Cultivating a Home Atmosphere where Ideas Flourish (Sarah Beals)
- Session II - Thought Begets Thought: How Living Books Awaken the Mind (Laura Oliver)
- Session III - Rhythms of Life: Finding Freedom Through Habit (& Workshop) (Megan Massaro, talk; Rebekah Anglea, workshop)
- Session IV - The Science of Relations: Or, On Being Alive (Kyndra Steinmann)
The price will be $50 per attendee. Limited childcare for young children will also be available, at a small additional fee.
Teens are also invited to our Teen Track. CMNE mothers Kimberly Somarriba and Megan Massaro will be leading teens in a Morning Time, a leatherworking handicraft, and a Shakespeare readaloud for any teens who are interested. Teens will also receive a boxed lunch and will be invited to join our nature walk. Price for teens is $20, but seats are limited.
This event is hosted by Charlotte Mason New England.
Group for parents and students
The Foundations Academy
The Foundations Academy is a K-8 unique educational enrichment experience for homeschooling families. Our programs are deeply rooted in faith and agrarian tradition. We are dedicated to fostering a love for learning in a supportive and nurturing environment. We offer weekly academic programs Monday through Thursday 9am-2:30pm that are centered around developing the whole child, building character, and equipping learners with important life skills. The Charlotte Mason approach permeates throughout the entire foundation of our cooperative. Our programs offer access to agricultural activities, horsemanship, builder's workshop, cooking, and spaces where children, and their families, can learn and grow side by side. We are committed to fostering children's natural curiosity by providing them with immersive, hands-on experiences that promote exploration, investigation, and inquiry about the world. We believe that parents should be able to direct their children's educational plan and actively participate in their child's education. Our homeschool cooperative offers parents a true partnership, where they are able to participate alongside their children in day-to-day activities within the cooperative setting, but also gives them access to parent workshops and resources that support them in their homeschooling and parenting journey. We believe generations flourish when families are supported - while learning and growing together.
Group for parents and students
Charlotte Mason Community in Clover SC
Putting this post out there in hopes of finding local friends who are interested in supporting one another and cultivating a community of Charlotte Mason Homeschoolers in the Clover area. I am thinking we could start with a few playdates someplace in nature. 🌿
Event for parents and students
Maple Sugaring at Shepherd’s Corner
Maple Sugaring Program
Saturday, March 7th, 2026
10:00 am – noon
$10 per participant
Led by Shepherd’s Corner Staff and volunteers.
Learn about maple sugaring from tree sap out the tap, to syrup on your breakfast. Come see our boiling process and taste our syrup, and more! We ask that children attending be accompanied by adults. Program will be mostly outdoors and will include walking on unimproved, uneven surfaces.
Registration for the syrup tour is required. Ages 2 and under are free.
Group for parents and students
Western Slope CM Network
We are a small group of homeschooling moms meeting together regularly to discuss CM’s principles so that we can put a beautiful feast together for our children. We also aim to put together gatherings and events for local homeschooling families.
Group for parents and students
Nature Study Group
A brand-new Charlotte Mason nature study group in Northeast Ohio. This group is geared toward the younger Forms but is open to all ages. The current focus is on laying groundwork for the group, building habits of observation, and nature journaling. Parents are highly encouraged to participate with their own nature journal. We are still in search of the perfect location, but our default location will be Rocky River Reservation in North Olmsted. Please contact for more information, suggested materials, etc.
Group for parents and students
Orthodox Christian Charlotte Mason TBG group – beginning Fall 2026
We are a small group of homeschooling parents committed to providing quality education in music and arts in Northeast Ohio. We hope to launch a self-sustaining Truth, Beauty, and Goodness group in Fall 2026 at St. Innocent Orthodox Church in Olmsted Falls, OH. Although we are coming from an Orthodox Christian perspective, we welcome any Charlotte Mason families who wish to participate! Please contact for more information.
Group for parents
Orthodox Homeschool Reading Group
A group for Orthodox Christian (or interested) homeschooling parents to meet every other month. An article from “Parents’ Review”, or similar, will be sent out ahead of each meeting. Babes in arms are welcome! Open to both homeschooling mothers and fathers!
Group for parents and students
Fall 2026 – Orthodox Christian Truth, Beauty and Goodness Group
We are launching a Truth, Beauty, and Goodness group in Northeast Ohio in Fall 2026! Although we are coming from an Orthodox Christian perspective, we warmly welcome any committed CM families who would like to be involved. We currently have interest for the lower forms but would like to expand to include all forms. Please contact for more information!
Event for parents and students
Faithfully Present: A Call to Attentive, Relational Education in the Midst of a Distracted Age
The 2026 CMI Conference is coming, and we can't wait to gather with you on scenic Lookout Mountain, GA! Mark your calendars for July 23-25, 2026 at Covenant College, where this year's theme, "Faithfully Present: A Call to Attentive, Relational Education in the Midst of a Distracted Age," will inspire, equip, and refresh your heart and mind. Embracing simplicity and humility, we’ll explore what it means to offer an education marked by attentiveness, consistency, and love.
Prepare to immerse yourself in community, hands-on learning, and thoughtful discussions. We hope participants--including teens ages 13 and older! -- will leave the conference excited to incorporate Charlotte Mason's insights into their rhythms of life. We can’t wait to see you on Lookout Mountain!
Event for parents and students
Shepherd’s Corner Meet the Sheep
Meet the Sheep: President’s Day at Shepherd’s Corner
Monday February 16th, 2026
10:00 am – 3:00 pm
Activities for the day will include a scavenger hunt, meeting the animals, and see some wool working! Enjoy the meditation trail & labyrinth on this family friendly day! Take a winter walk through the woods at Shepherd’s Corner Ecology Center.
This day is open to folks of all ages. Children should be accompanied by an adult.
More information will be announced closer to the date. Activities for the day are free however donations are greatly appreciated.
Event for students
Nature for Everyone: Inclusive Learning
Are you interested in our homeschool programming but concerned that your students’ needs might make participation in group activities challenging? Then consider joining us for our new program, Nature for Everyone.
Inclusive center-based learning themed on seasonal nature activities. This program takes place in our barn and the grounds immediately surrounding it. Some of the centers will be outdoors as the weather allows.
The barn itself and the bathrooms are accessible. Families can walk the trail after the program. Please note that the surface of the trails is uneven and unimproved. Open to all ages. Neurotypical siblings are welcome as well.
Group for parents and students
Riches North
Riches North has two offerings for families seeking community in North Orange County:
Riches Cottage School - Offers a restful, Charlotte Mason inspired one-day a week drop off program for students of all ages. We come alongside families pursuing a living education by serving a generous feast that fosters a love of learning, wisdom and wonder. Family-style, multi-age learning in literature, history, geography and more is led by educators anchored in Mason's principles. We meet on Wednesdays from 9:30 - 1 p.m.
Riches North Afternoon Co-Op - We are a community of families gathering to behold and delight in God through the rich feast of a Charlotte Mason education – hymns, folk songs, recitation, artist and composer study, singing games and more. Once a month we also offer a Philosophy Picnic to host discussions on CM's volumes and PNEU articles. We meet on Wednesday afternoons from 1 - 3 p.m.
Event for parents and students
2026 Charlotte Mason Family Camp in Tiskilwa, IL
Does a getaway to enjoy time with family, nourishing friendships, spiritual refreshment, and respite from the daily routine sound good to you? Then come join us – families who embrace the Charlotte Mason philosophy – at the 2026 Charlotte Mason Family Camp. We feature morning sessions for both parents and children, daily nature walks with nature journaling, nourishing al fresco meals, a beautiful lake for boating and fishing, an array of afternoon occupations, hymn and folk singing as well as folk dancing, bonfires, a maker’s market and a family showcase to display what was learned in the 2025-26 school year.
Planning for the 2026 event which occurs August 17-21 is under way. Please check out the following website for more information: https://cmpeoria.com/family-camp-2026/. You can also find photos, testimonials, and much more at #charlotte_mason_family_camp on Instagram as well as Charlotte Mason Family Camp on Facebook.
Registration begins in February.
Come get inspired and excited about the new school year with like-minded families!
Group for parents and students
Sacred Heart Co-op
Growing closer to the Heart of Jesus by exploring Truth, Beauty, and Goodness.
Our year is broken into four terms.
For Fall and Spring Terms we meet at parks for nature study, and include a poet, folk songs, and prayer along with outdoor exploration and play.
During the Winter Terms we meet inside; we bring in our poets biography, and also include picture study, artist study, composer study, and literature. The younger students explore myths and legends and the older students read through Shakespeare.
Each term concludes with a celebratory style book club where families bring food inspired by the book, dress up as characters, and share a favorite part.
Exact subjects may vary by year. There is a small cost to pay for materials, but accommodations can be made if this is a hardship.
We are a family style co-op with children of all ages. We are particularly dedicated to fostering intentional community among Catholic homeschoolers. If you are not Catholic, but are interested in joining please contact us.
Group for parents and students
Wonderwood Co-op
We meet Mondays for riches together and Thursdays for free-play in nature around the area. We currently have Form 1, Kinderleben, and Nursery. Your oldest child must be 6+ to join.
Group for parents and students
Charlotte’s Circle – NoVA
This group was created for Charlotte Mason families to have a nurturing community to grow with - children and moms alike. To help achieve this goal we meet out of doors every Thursday throughout the year at local parks for free play, hikes, sharing of riches, field trips, and more.
As a dedicated homeschooling meetup group in Northern Virginia, we value the strong relationships we've built with our community over the years. It's more than meeting once a week. We seek to do life together.
Group for parents
Mother’s Coffee – NoVA
This group started out as a way for Charlotte Mason educators to meet and connect without children in tow. It was created to have a nurturing community to turn to. This is where we come together, connect, and share in our motherhood journey. To help achieve this goal we meet once a month (alternating AM and PM) at various local coffee shops (AM) or our homes (PM) to discuss various homeschooling topics. It is a place where we can share ideas openly, where we can get messy, agree, or disagree while being respectful of each other.


















