Are you looking for a co-op? We're putting together a comprehensive list of co-ops in Eastern Washington and Northern Idaho.
If you want your co-op included, please email details and contact info to christianfamilyhomeeducators@gmail.com, with "co-op" in the subject line.
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Wildflowers Cooperative Community - Serving Eastern Washington & North Idaho
Website: https://wildflowersinternational.com/unitedstates
Contact: Nicole Puckett
Phone: 509-655-2131
Wildflowers Cooperative Community believes that home educating special needs children is a viable way to help our children heal. We have created a trauma-sensitive homeschooling community in the greater Spokane and northern Idaho, meeting the needs of these families through gatherings, co-ops, outdoor experiences, field trips, workshops, classes, lending library, and a cottage school.
Website: https://wildflowersinternational.com/unitedstates
Contact: Nicole Puckett
Phone: 509-655-2131
Wildflowers Cooperative Community believes that home educating special needs children is a viable way to help our children heal. We have created a trauma-sensitive homeschooling community in the greater Spokane and northern Idaho, meeting the needs of these families through gatherings, co-ops, outdoor experiences, field trips, workshops, classes, lending library, and a cottage school.
Central Valley Homeschool Co-op - serving Spokane Valley and surrounding areas
Website: cvhsc.org
Contact: Becky Baden
Email: centralvalleyhsc@yahoo.com
We are a non-denominational Christian co-op with two locations meeting in Spokane Valley. We teach all classes from a biblical worldview.
You must have a child at least kindergarten age (as of September 1st of the current school year) or older to join. We have a nursery and preschool program for younger siblings.
We also specifically welcome families with special needs students and desire to be a place where they can find a community and support.
Website: cvhsc.org
Contact: Becky Baden
Email: centralvalleyhsc@yahoo.com
We are a non-denominational Christian co-op with two locations meeting in Spokane Valley. We teach all classes from a biblical worldview.
You must have a child at least kindergarten age (as of September 1st of the current school year) or older to join. We have a nursery and preschool program for younger siblings.
We also specifically welcome families with special needs students and desire to be a place where they can find a community and support.
Port Cities Home Educators - Supporting homeschoolers in the Lewis-Clark Valley
Website: portcities.weebly.com
Contact: Jennifer Long
Email: portcitieshomeeducators@gmail.com
PCHE is a member-run, Christian organization which exists to support families in homeschooling their children. We organize social events, co-operative classes, field trips, and other group activities for our membership, as well as pointing members to other resources and events.
Website: portcities.weebly.com
Contact: Jennifer Long
Email: portcitieshomeeducators@gmail.com
PCHE is a member-run, Christian organization which exists to support families in homeschooling their children. We organize social events, co-operative classes, field trips, and other group activities for our membership, as well as pointing members to other resources and events.
Hope Lutheran Classical Co-op - serving families in the Greater Spokane area.
Website: check out Facebook
Contact: Cassie Keener
Email:
Classical education is typically divided into three developmental stages of learning (trivium); grammar (memorizing), logic (formulating thought) and rhetoric (learning to discern and articulate).
A classical education trains students to revere excellent literary and historical works. The study of these works teaches students to recognize and express what is good, beautiful and true. They become proficient in speech and reason, articulating the truth in love. Classical students see all subjects as tools God created to use in their vocations as they best serve their neighbor in church and state.
Matt 28:19 commands “go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit.” This is a very specific doctrine, which Lutherans understand as Christ’s work for us, not our decision for Him. The church is to baptize AND help parents teach. The Bible clearly directs parents to teach their children, not public schools. Just as God’s Word is unchanging, so then should their teaching about His creation remain consistent.
Time is limited and children are not born with the wisdom to discern truth. Multiple worldviews cannot “coexist”, this is why many youth leave the church for the lures of the world. This life-saving teaching should not be relegated to a couple hours a week during Sunday school and church Service.
Parents, we meet Tuesdays and Wednesdays Sept-June, we are here to help in this task, join us!
Website: check out Facebook
Contact: Cassie Keener
Email:
Classical education is typically divided into three developmental stages of learning (trivium); grammar (memorizing), logic (formulating thought) and rhetoric (learning to discern and articulate).
A classical education trains students to revere excellent literary and historical works. The study of these works teaches students to recognize and express what is good, beautiful and true. They become proficient in speech and reason, articulating the truth in love. Classical students see all subjects as tools God created to use in their vocations as they best serve their neighbor in church and state.
Matt 28:19 commands “go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit.” This is a very specific doctrine, which Lutherans understand as Christ’s work for us, not our decision for Him. The church is to baptize AND help parents teach. The Bible clearly directs parents to teach their children, not public schools. Just as God’s Word is unchanging, so then should their teaching about His creation remain consistent.
Time is limited and children are not born with the wisdom to discern truth. Multiple worldviews cannot “coexist”, this is why many youth leave the church for the lures of the world. This life-saving teaching should not be relegated to a couple hours a week during Sunday school and church Service.
Parents, we meet Tuesdays and Wednesdays Sept-June, we are here to help in this task, join us!