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Episode 5 - Homeschool Co-op’s and Itchy Socks 

Free Range Families | Homeschooling Podcast
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Birds of a feather, flock together.
I need to find my people!
If you build it, they will come.
I don’t want the village raising my kids, unless I get to pick who the village is.
If the shoe fits, wear it. If not, keep shopping….
Ok enough idioms and catch phrases for now, but really THIS is the episode to watch if you want a laugh. Also, we name our chicken in this episode, get to squeeze him several times (I lost count, so pay attention to the chicken counter)! Hahaha. But, besides all the giggles and controversy, THIS episode explains all you need to know about homeschool co-op’s.
From what they offer to how to find one, and then if the sock just doesn’t fit, make your own! That’s what I did, now we have 30 invested and like-minded families all contributing to a homeschool world where our children can grow up in and not worry about litter boxes and Furries. (Where’s CiCi?)
Co-op’s should be helpful. They should be a supplement to your homeschooling. They should be a support to your homeschooling. The right co-op should not be uncomfortable like an itchy sock, but rather fit comfortably and mirror your family’s values and schedule. So have a listen, and then sort through those socks - I mean co-op’s.

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20 сен 2024

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@elizabethcervantes4665
@elizabethcervantes4665 8 дней назад
I’m in NYC and we have been homeschooling for five years. The hardest part has been finding like-minded people, even Christians. I have also found it so hard to have consistent meetups or people will confirm and not show. I work from home full time for an accounting firm but would love to start a co-op. Would all the tips and advice that helped you.
@FreeRangeFamiliesPodcast
@FreeRangeFamiliesPodcast 6 дней назад
Good evening! What you are referring to is a very trying aspect of finding your people and connecting. This was a huge reason I started my own co-op. If you build it they will come! In my first year running HUG, I struggled with members being hit or miss. I actually had to implement a mandatory "contribution" aspect of the co-op, meaning that members had to contribute to the community in the form of a class, club, event, or other. And really reiterate that this builds a community and reiterates the fact that they are invested in something they believe in. I also really thin the type of events and classes you provide set the standard for you co-op. If you have a crisp mission statement and behavior policy, encourage involvement, and communicate well and often with the members - your off to a great start!
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