God gives parents the sacred task of forming the souls of their children.
But we’re not meant to do it alone.
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I am reminded of your sincere faith, a faith that dwelt first in your grandmother Lois and your mother Eunice and now, I am sure, dwells in you as well. For this reason I remind you to fan into flame the gift of God, which is in you through the laying on of my hands, for God gave us a spirit not of fear but of power and love and self-control.
—2 Timothy 1:5-7—
The St. Eunice Homeschool Coöperative is a once-weekly gathering of homeschooling families, meant to supplement our children’s education and support their formation as Christian persons.
Read the Frequently Asked Questions below.
Frequently Asked Questions
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We are community of homeschooling families. We meet once a week throughout the school year to pray and learn together.
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Mondays 9:00-12:00
Optional: lunch 12:00-12:45Christ the King Anglican Church, Education Building
2250 Blue Ridge Blvd
Hoover, AL 35226Our school year starts at the end of August and ends early May. Detailed calendar will be provided.
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Prerequisites:
The oldest child in your family must be at least 6 years old by September 1, 2026 to join the co-op.
Be a homeschooling family
Attend and be involved in a local church.
Before attending the co-op:
Each family participating is required to agree with and sign the co-op commitment. If there is any statement on the commitment your family cannot agree with, you will not be able to join the co-op.
If you are not a member of Christ the King Anglican Church, there is an interview requirement.
Background check and online safety training must be completed before participation.
Submit a pastoral reference
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There is no official tuition, but we do have an annual registration fee.
$150/family 1-3 students
$200/family 4+ students
Fee exclusively for: supplies, educational materials, and events. No parents are paid any income.
Fee is to be completed along with registration.
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We stay close to a Charlotte Mason philosophy of education, but have no specific curriculum.
All lessons included in the co-op are supplemental. Families use a range of different curricula at home.
Current lessons include:
art
handicraft
music
drama
p.e.
nature study
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Our classes are for 1st-5th graders, adding a grade every year to grow with the students
There are nursery, preschool, & K5 classes for younger siblings
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We have a max of 8 students per class.
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No. This is not a drop-off program. All parents must participate. Parents are not required to be with their children, but must fill a co-op role and be present on campus.
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Roles include:
Nursery Team: care for babies and create an enriching environment for our littlest learners.
Preschool Team: organize and plan meeting for Littles class. Curriculum provided.
Class Leaders: each school-aged class will have a leader who stays with them the duration of the meeting. The leader will guide their class through their schedule.
Lesson Teacher: parent prepares and teaches one of the following lessons to our 1st-5th grade classes. Lesson options: Art, Handicraft, Nature Study, Drama, Music, and P.E. Curriculum provided
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You will be able to state your preference, but all roles will be selected by director.
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Yes! There will be excellent summer training to help you feel confident in your role. As well as moms ready to answer your questions and assist in any way as you plan and prepare.
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No. All work is done at the co-op meetings. There is no required homework.
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Students whose behavior is taking away from the classroom’s learning will be directed to their parent or a floater (if parent is unavailable).
Students with consistent disruptive behavior* will not be able to participate in the co-op. This will be discerned by the teacher(s) and director.
*This would be behavior with no sign of improvement, consistently using up classroom time with distractions and disruption, and/or violent or aggressive behavior toward students or parents.
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Go to the registration link! Registration closes May 1st, 2026.