by Jennifer | Jun 29, 2026 | Co-op, Curriculum
In 2026, America celebrates an extraordinary milestone—250 years since the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Across the country, schools, museums, historical societies, and communities are commemorating this historic anniversary. For homeschool co-ops,...
by Jennifer | Apr 30, 2026 | Co-op, Leading, Mentoring
How is the teaching in your school this year? Are students engaged? Are they genuinely excited to walk into class each week? Do your mentors leave feeling like something meaningful happened — or do they drag themselves home wondering why it felt so hard? If any of...
by Genevieve Arnold | Mar 30, 2026 | Co-op
There is a particular kind of time distortion that happens near the end of a co-op year.If you’ve ever wondered how to end a homeschool co-op year well, you’ve probably felt it. The year ends like that. One moment you are confidently beginning in September with...
by Jennifer | Mar 19, 2026 | Co-op, Planning
You know the feeling. The last few weeks of co-op have been a slog. Everyone is tired, everyone is ready for summer, and you’re holding it together on sheer momentum. And you also know what happens the moment that last session ends: your people disappear....
by Jennifer | Feb 16, 2026 | Co-op, Leading, Planning
If you lead a homeschool co-op, you know that February is when next year quietly begins. Not officially. Not publicly. But mentally. You start replaying this year in your head. What worked beautifully. Which classes felt great. Which ones felt like a stretch. Which...
by Jennifer | Feb 5, 2026 | Co-op, Leading, Planning
And for most leaders, it’s not your only job—you’re also homeschooling your own children, caring for your family, and managing the everyday responsibilities of life. It’s no wonder so many co-op leaders feel stretched thin and quietly wonder if it’s possible to do all...
