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We are a parent-led, bible based group that believes in homeschooling as family.

Everyone works together to have a successful program.

 

A parent/guardian must be willing to teach a class and help where needed during co-op hours.

We are not a drop-off program.

 

What We Offer

We're a place to build friendships while having fun learning. Our classes are intended to supplement and enrich your home schooling, not replace it.  Classs are not highly academic and we do not provide grades. Your membership also allows you to participate in our events. Some activities include: Field trips, monthly fellowships, park days, Teen McFormal and more. 


When & Where

We meet on Thursdays from 9am-12pm at Creekside Church of Christ, 6113 Jack Finney Blvd, Greenville

 

Who Can Attend?

Classes are offered for nursery through 12th grade; however, you must have at least one child in 1st grade (age 6) or above to join.  

We welcome special need students, but please contact us before applying to know if we can fully accommodate your student.  

 

Semester Dates

 

Fall 2026

Spring 2027

 

Cost

 

All fees are non-refundable. To hold your spot, the membership and student fees must be paid within two weeks after approval or by the deadline (whichever comes first). 

We are a non-profit group with unpaid volunteers.  The membership and student fees cover operating expenses. Class supply fees reimburse teachers for expenses.

 

Size/# of Students

We average 100 students each semester.  Class size varies for 1st-12th grade (usually 12 students max).  Maximum class size for the PreK & Kindergarten classes is 8 students.

 

What's a day at co-op look like?

Doors open at 8:45 for check-in.  We start assembly (annoucements, pledge, prayer) at 9:10.  Classes start at 9:20 and end at 12:00.  Each student takes three, 50 minute classes.  

 

What are the classes for semester?

Unfortunately, you usually don't know what classes will be offered when you apply.  That's because we can't create the schedule until after the application period ends and we've collected all class ideas. We're all taking a "leap of faith" that parents will offer good classes (and they do!).  To get an idea of a typical schedule, check out our past/current semester classes on the "Class Schedule" page. 

 

Can I apply mid-year?

Yes! Semesters are independent of each other. We offer new classes each semester!

 

Volunteer Committment

Without all of us helping out, there would be no co-op. We ask all parents/guardians be willing to teach a class. If you're uncertain about teaching, we'll talk about the best way to use your talents and gifts to help co-op. During periods you're not teaching, you'll be placed as a teacher helper or floater (helps wherever is needed).  

Consistent attendance is extremely important.  We understand "life happens," but excessive absences and/or tardies can affect future enrollment.

 

Teaching Benefits

You don't get paid to teach, but you will earn volunteer credit for every class you lead.  When it's time to register for classes, those with 2 or more volunteer credits register before others.  So the more you teach, the better your chance at being able to enroll in popular classes before they fill.

 

What does "bible-based" mean?

 

Knowing our members come from different religious backgrounds, we use the Bible to guide us. We believe God leads us as we homeschool together. We recognize parents as the primary educator of their own children (Proverbs 22:6); therefore we have the following teaching guidelines:  

  1. We do not allow discussion about specific denominations/religions. Exception: Allowed for historical teaching purposes
  2. God means the person of the Christian Bible who exists as three persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. The Bible is considered God's infalliable Word.
  3. No controversial topics that could lead to discord.
  4. Marriage is between one man and one woman.
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