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. Vacations, family projects, the things that got pushed all year. Park days will keep some families connected, but the whole group won’t be in the same place again until fall.
Which means now — right now, while you’re still a little tired but still together — is the time to plan.
You already know what needs to happen. The leadership conversation about what worked and what didn’t. The class inventory. The curriculum decisions. Getting communication out before families mentally check out for the summer.
You’ve done this before. It’s not complicated. It’s just easy to let it slide until August, and August is always harder than it needs to be.
We put together a free planning workbook to make it easier to actually sit down and do it — a printable that walks through the whole process in order, from your first leadership conversation to your pre-year communication checklist.
Nothing you don’t already know. Just the right questions, in the right order, so you can get it done before everyone scatters.
Download the free Co-op Planning Workbook →
You’ve got this. And you’ve got a window. Use it.