FAQs
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Do I need to be a Holy Martyr parishioner to participate in Our Lady of Walsingham Homeschool Co-op? |
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No, you do not need to be a Holy Martyr parishioner to participate in Our Lady of Walsingham Homeschool Co-op. All catholic families are welcome to join! |
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What grades are offered? |
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We offer all grades, K-12. |
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Is Our Lady of Walsingham Homeschool Co-op a drop-off program? |
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No, Our Lady of Walsingham Homeschool Co-op is a true cooperative. All parents are required to stay on campus and either teach one class or assist in two classes every week for the entire semester. |
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How often does Our Lady of Walsingham Homeschool Co-op meet? |
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We meet weekly on Fridays and classes meet from 9am - 12:30pm. Fall semester runs September to November. Spring semester runs January to May and each semester is about 12 weeks long. |
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Am I able to bring my newborn and younger children to the co-op while my school age children participate in the classes? |
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Yes! You are able to bring all your younger children with you, even if they are not enrolled in the co-op classes. We are a family friendly community and everyone is very helpful and understanding. |
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How much does it cost to enroll in Our Lady of Walsingham Homeschool Co-op? |
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Our Lady of Walsingham Homeschool Co-op registration fees includes the whole family and covers the whole year. It is a one time fee that covers all of your co-op expenses for the year.
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Are my children required to attend all the classes? |
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No, you can choose which ever classes your children want to attend. |
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What curricula do you use? |
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We do not have a chosen curricula. Parents may choose to use a curriculum for the class that they are teaching, so long as it aligns with our Catholic faith and is approved by Our Lady of Walsingham Homeschool Co-op. This flexibility allows parents to tailor the learning experience, while ensuring a foundation consistent with our Catholic faith. |