Homeschool Co-op

Mission Statement: Our intention for The Father’s House Co-op is to foster beloved identity within children’s hearts and bring the Kingdom to Earth. We do this by challenging their minds and spirits, engaging with them as individuals and always pointing to Jesus Christ in the manner in which we teach and lead. 

“For in Him we live, and move, and have our being.” Acts 17:28 

The Father’s House Co-op belongs only to Him. It is our intention for every action, interaction, and lesson to be from Him and through Him. Academic learning will be a natural byproduct of the classes offered, but it is not the purpose and mission of the Co-op.

We welcome ALL to the Father’s House Co-op! 

Classes:

Each semester (spring and fall) engaging and fun classes are made available and are subject to change based on the teachers’ discretion and availability. 

It is the parent’s responsibility to communicate with their children’s teachers regarding personal beliefs, medical conditions, custody agreements, and insights about their children’s exceptionalities. 

Parents are required to stay on the premises during the hour of Co-op for legality reasons. Parents are able to use this “free” hour to socialize with other parents, enjoy quiet time in their vehicles,or relax outside on the church property. Parents must inform Anthea Comardelle if they plan for other arrangements during this hour.  

Schedule:

• Monday and Wednesdays; 1pm-2pm
• Holidays and important dates can be referenced below.

Student Conduct:

Honoring one another is an important part of the Kingdom and will be an expectation within our interactions. While a list of rules is not the intention, each student will be expected to:

• Honor the facilitator/teacher and peers in words and actions.
• Speak life over themselves and others.
• Take ownership of the order and cleanliness of the space they occupy.
• Honor the instructions given to them by their facilitator/teacher.
• Refrain from cheating, sharing answers, plagiarizing, or using any unfair advantage to complete school assignments.
• Participate in devotional time and chapel services.
• Refrain from using technology for anything else except school assignments.
• Refrain from bringing cellphones to class.

Instances (including but not limited to) that may lead to immediate disciplinary action including suspension or expulsion:

• Imposing or threatening harm to another student
• Possessing or threatening to possess a weapon or harmful item
• Possessing or distributing any drugs, alcohol, or other illegal substances
• Engaging in or exposing other students to any inappropriate use of electronic devices. 

For more information, please contact Anthea Comardelle at aveltsos@gmail.com