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Collinsville, OK

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Apiary Collective Co (homeschool co-op)

We are a Charlotte Mason co-op meeting twice a week for nature lore, science, literature, Shakespeare, art, handicrafts, p.e./swedish drill, sol-fa, recitation, hymn, folk song, composer and artist study and more. Moms have a book club for reading the volumes.

NY

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Amblesiders @ Letchworth State Park

We are a growing community, with the beginnings of a lending library in North Tonawanda and a regional gathering at Letchworth State Park. Reach out to coordinate annual gathering at Letchworth State Park with AmblesideOnline families in the NY/PA/OH region

Bedford, TX

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Cedar Hall Classical Academy

Cedar Hall Classical Academy is a 2-day Christian classical hybrid homeschool academy that meets in Bedford, Texas.

We embrace a restful approach to teaching, using Charlotte Mason philosophy and pedagogy. Our mission is to unite homes and classrooms in order to biblically and classically train scholars to recognize, pursue, and declare God’s revealed truth through all that is true, good, and beautiful.

For the 2023-2024 school year, we will meet on Mondays and Wednesdays at a church in Bedford, Texas. We offer classes for children PreK-8th Grade, with plans to continue adding a grade each year until we have a full PreK-12th Grade program.

Lakeville, MN

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ABLE Homeschool Coop Community

We are a cooperative community of Christian Charlotte Mason home educators who believe that delightful wisdom acquisition is accessible to students of ALL abilities! Whether a special learner or a traditional learner, we aim to help each child delight in the joy-filled journey of lifelong learning through: cultivating wonder in God’s creation, developing servant-hearted leaders, providing grace-filled discipleship, pursuing excellence in academics and enjoyment of life lived fully together! We meet as a cooperative for Charlotte Mason academic classes on Wednesdays during the school year in Lakeville. Throughout the summer we welcome new families for special events that take place at various locations in the Twin Cities. Please see our social media pages and website for more information on events and class offerings. We have limited openings for our 2023-24 school year still available!

Akron, OH

Group for parents

Charlotte Mason Discussion Group

Join us as we read through Mind to Mind by Charlotte Mason/Karen Glass. We will read one chapter a month and meet to discuss it on the second Saturday beginning June 10th. Open to anyone. Come as you’re able. Panera Bread (790 Arlington Ridge St, Akron, Ohio 44319) at 8am.

Sugar Land, TX

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Bluebonnet Home Scholars Collaborative

Bluebonnet Home Scholars Collaborative: Homeschool Classes with a Difference

Bluebonnet Home Scholars Collaborative (BHSC), is a 501(c)(3) non-profit offering classes in the liberal arts tradition near Houston, Texas. Neither a school nor a co-op, BHSC exists to enrich the lives of homeschool families in the joint pursuit of wonder, knowledge, and love.

BHSC's hybrid approach unites families and experienced educators, and BHSC curriculum blends the best of contemporary research with the best of the classical liberal arts tradition.

Our ecumenical Christian community celebrates freedom in Christ and fosters a nurturing environment through small a-la-carte classes such as Nature Journaling, Forest School, and Handicrafts, as well as academic subjects like Latin, Spanish, and dual-enrollment humanities. Our college-preparatory Math and Science courses encourage students to behold the order and beauty of creation.

We invite your family to join us as we spread a broad, wholesome, and beautiful intellectual feast for our students.

Edmond, OK

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Edmond Group

We are a group of families who love incorporating Charlotte Mason’s beautiful philosophies of education into our homes and home schools. We would love to get to know you and meet up for nature walks and play dates! Many of us meet for monthly book clubs reading Charlotte Mason’s volumes. Join us as we learn and grow together!

Sugar Land, TX

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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.

Newborn, GA

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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.

El Dorado, AR

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Charlotte Mason group of El Dorado, AR

We meet once a month for a mother's reading group, once a month for a TBG Group and I set up regular nature study outings. I also run a living books library.

IN

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Charlotte Mason Home Educators in Indiana

This is a Charlotte Mason support group for Home Educating Hoosiers! The goal is to have a community that collectively works towards sharing all the local resources Indiana has to offer relevant to the CM way of homeschooling, such as:

🌿 Nature Studies
🌿 Educational Events, Outings, & Field Trips
🌿 CM-Inspired Gatherings
🌿 Homeschool Conferences
🌿 Literature-based Learning Opportunities
🌿 Mother Culture
🌿 Book Clubs
🌿 Book Sales or Swaps

We ask members to join us in earnestly seeking to learn and pursue CM's educational model and foster this community. Miss Mason has offered us such a sacred way of learning, and as parents we're gifted the opportunity to help each other retain this way of living. Some ways we expect members to do so include:

🌿 Contribute by sharing resources such as those mentioned above
🌿 Actively pursue and learn the CM methods
🌿 Strive to build real, in-person relationships with other local families
🌿 Offer encouragement and support as needed

These are the components that make a location-based Facebook group worthwhile! This a volunteer run group. We are all home educators–be gracious to the collective when life allows by volunteering your time and efforts to the group. If you would like to organize an outing, you are welcome to do so long as it is in the spirit of Miss Mason's teachings.

Marietta, GA

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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

Northbrook, IL

Group for parents and students

CM homeschooling community

A once a month or more meetup with CM homeschoolers and their families. Looking to meet up with like minded families who homeschool in this way, love nature, and socializing/play for the kids. Curriculum discussion as well as meeting friends.

Crossville, TN

Living Books Library for parents and students

Cumberland Mountain Living Library

We are working to develop a Living Books Library for local CM families on the Cumberland Plateau.

Greenville, SC

Group for parents and students

Ambleview Village

Ambleview Village is a Charlotte Mason mom-led co-op. We are a community of moms intentionally pursuing Charlotte Mason's educational philosophy. We offer classes for Form I and up (Grades 1-12) and offer Nursery and Preform (age 0-5) for younger siblings. Courses in Handicrafts, Literature (including Shakespeare), Science, Geography, Art, Singing, Riches, Plutarch, Nature Study, Physical Education in the form of Folk Dancing and Swedish Drill, and various electives for Highschool. For the moms, we offer monthly and weekly Mother Culture events and a yearly planning retreat. We also have a yearly family camping trip and other field trips and events scheduled throughout the year.

Sallisaw, OK

Group for parents and students

Sequoyah County Nature Group

We are a mostly Charlotte Mason group. We do weekly nature groups that incorporate hikes, book clubs, book swaps and field trips.

St Charles, MO

Group for students

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

Group for parents and students

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.

Aberdeen, WA

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Simply Schooling Outdoor Co-op

We are an outdoor co-op that studies a different environment every year. We meet weekly on Thursdays April to October. About half our members are CM parents, while many are curious. No cost to join.
2022 - Beach life
2023 - Watershed environment
2024 - Field & Farm
2025 - Forest
Cycle will repeat

We also have a small mother's book club that reads books pertaining to CM parenting ideas. We did the CM Volumes 2018 to 2020, but hope to go through them in future. I think we will start in Fall 2024 with Volume 6.

Longmont, CO

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The Nest

The Nest is a Northern Colorado Christian cooperative community of homeschooling families, where we prioritize family involvement, Charlotte Mason education, literature-based learning and include children with mixed abilities – all while steering clear of publicly funded programs.

Worcester, MA

Group for parents

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.

Erie, PA

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Erie, PA

Protestant Christian mothers learning about Charlotte Mason, educating our children using her methods, meeting together as mothers, and with our children for nature studies. Plans are in the works for a weekly co-op!

Buena Park, CA

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Riches North

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.

Weekly Gathering
Families meet Wednesday afternoons in North Orange County. In our cooperative community we serve one another and delight in learning together through the principles and methods of Charlotte Mason. Mothers share their gifts to contribute to the co-op and children actively participate in enrichment time. Mothers with children of all ages are welcome!

Ventura, CA

Group for parents

CM Reading Group

Join us as we slowly work through Charlotte Mason's volumes. We read aloud and discuss. Group meets once a month.

Weaverville, NC

Event for parents

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