Five Steps to Start a Homeschool Co-Op
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Five Steps to Start a Homeschool Co-Op

Five Steps to Start a Homeschool Co-OpLast month I shared five reasons to consider starting or joining a homeschool co-op. This month, I’m sharing five steps to start a homeschool co-op based on my experience this past school year launching and managing a girls’ book club with a handful of moms and daughters from our local homeschool group.

Whatever the form, homeschool co-ops are very useful for enriching your homeschool plans with additional academic and social learning opportunities. I’ve enjoyed being a part of organized co-ops, and I never intended to start a homeschool co-op myself. However, as I’ve shared in the past, I felt like something was missing from our enrichment activities, and the girls’ book club filled that gap for us.

Join me at Welcome to the Family Table, where you will find my complete post on those details: Five Steps to Start a Homeschool Co-Op. Based on my experience, I share the steps I took to take our girls’ book club from an idea into a reality. Our book club co-op has been a blessing in so many ways for my three daughters and our homeschooling mission. I believe that when God is calling families to come together for His purposes, He truly makes provision for all the details.

Here’s a look back at our journey with the girls book club this past year:

Renée Gotcher is a freelance writer, editor, and recently “retired” homeschooling mother of three daughters—two are college graduates and the youngest attends BJU. Renée is the Communications Coordinator for Christian Home Educators of Colorado (CHEC), where she continues serving the homeschooling community she has been a part of for the past 15 years. Renée and her husband of 31 years, Kenny, are next-generation homeschoolers who began homeschooling in 2010. In 2011, she launched this blog with her homeschooling sister and sisters-in-law. Renée also contributes monthly devotionals to the Daybreak Devotions series on Crossmap.com and writes on her personal blog, The Pace of Grace.

4 Comments on “Five Steps to Start a Homeschool Co-Op

  1. Great article.

    The hardest part is to decide if you are going jump into homeschooling and commit yourself to be a big part of your child’s education. But once you see the advantages and benefits homeschooling brings, it’ll be all worth the time and effort.

    Anne
    https://HomeschoolingOption.com/

      1. I’d love it if the article were still available to read/the link was still active.

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