Deciding to become part of larger whole is a big commitment. Every parent must consider this before they take that leap to join a parent cooperative. Understanding and accepting other people’s children is the biggest and best take-away a parent cooperative will give to their member parents.
read moreGrowing Together: For more than 60 years, The Cooperative School has stood by its original mission—to build a nurturing educational community. At our school, generations of children, parents, and teachers have taken their first steps in learning together.
Growing Together at The Cooperative School.
Growing Together
Other People’s Children
How Emergent Curriculum Lands
We do not have day-to-day, moment-to-moment plans. These would run contrary to our philosophy of education. We do have thematic units with flexible beginnings and endings. The way is open enough for the journey to wiggle and zig and zag along the way.
read moreEasy Fun for Families
Easy fun—with no preparation, no planning, no special equipment needed, no classes to schedule, etc., etc. (exclamation point.)
I’ve been thinking lately about the importance of fun in family life, and wondering why it seems in such short supply. Sometimes I guess it is because parents are doing so many things for their children, it seems [...]
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