There are many different kinds of co-ops. Of course you will want to find one that works best for your family. Here are some ways to find out. Read the Handbook and Statement of Faith or Purpose (if there is one), and Class Schedule for the co-op you’re considering. Read all the documents they have…
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Sunday night I got a call. It was Barbara. “I have something I need to talk to you about tomorrow at co-op. It’s very important. I’d like Meagan to be there.” “Uh…ok,” I replied. “Would you like to tell me about it now?” “No, I’d rather talk about it tomorrow. Is there a time we…
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1. Don’t forget the community! Recruiting teachers is a constant challenge with almost any homeschool co-op. Here are 4 great ways to fill those all-important jobs. The community is a resource that is so often overlooked. There are many people in the community who have the time and interest to teach at your co-op, either…
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When our co-op first started it was pretty small and we knew a lot of the families, so even though there were a few problems, it was pretty minimal. But when we grew and added new families that we didn’t know, things began to get a little crazy! Every week we were putting out fires:…
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