How to Apply to our Cooperative

STEP 1: APPLY ONLINE

Submitting your family application (above) is the first step to expressing interest in our homeschool cooperative. You only need to submit 1 application per family and we usually respond within 5 to 7 business days. Please note that submitting an application does not guarantee enrollment or save space for your child. It is simply the first step in our process.

STEP 2: THE FAMILY INTERVIEW

Once your application has been reviewed and approved by our admin team, we will reach out privately to schedule your family interview.

Family interviews are an important part of our admissions process as they allow us to get to know you and your children better and determine whether or not our program fits your family’s learning needs. It’s also an opportunity to ask any questions that you may still have about our program.

Many answers to commonly asked questions can be found on our FAQ page.

If an interview is scheduled during cooperative hours, it can be conducted in-person and include a brief tour of our location. If an interview is scheduled outside of our co-op hours, it can be held virutally over Zoom and usually takes between 40 minutes to an hour.

If at any time our admin determines that our program is not a good fit for your family, we can end the interview and application process.

STEP 3: REGISTER YOUR CHILD

If our cooperative is found to be a good match for your family, our team will extend an invitation for your family to officially register. Once fully registered, your child will be added to our co-op roster for the year and you will begin receiving updates as an enrolled family.

Please note that priority registration is given to our current and returning member families. All new family registrations are processed on a first-come, first serve basis, as space allows.

If an age group fills before your are able to register your child, you will be notified privately.

 
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I highly recommend any homeschooling parent to give themselves and their children the opportunity to be a part of this strong and nurturing community.
— Meriem, Co-Op Parent




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