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Grace Homeschool Co-op is a christian co-op offered by Boundless Grace Homeschool Association for homeschooling families in the Sherman/Denison/Durant and surrounding areas. See the Grace Tab for even more details.

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Grace Homeschool Co-op meets in Denison, TX.  When you recieve membership approval, a specific location will be provided.

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Grace Homeschool Co-op meets for a fall semester and a spring semester each year.  Generally, the fall semester starts in September and ends in November, and the spring semester starts in February and ends in April.  Classes meet for 10 Fridays each semester with a fall/spring break scheduled half way through the semester. Our day typically runs from approximately 930am -230pm. 

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Grace Homeschool Co-op starts with some free time for students, monitored by parents, and adult socialization/coffee/prayer time.  Then we gather for a chapel before proceeding to our classes.  Our day consists of four 40 minute class periods, with a lunch/recess time between 2nd and 3rd periods.  We will end our day with a closing assembly and ensuring our host facility is left clean.

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Grace Homeschool Co-op offers classes for homeschoolers ages 5 and older.  Classes for preschoolers and nursery for infants/toddlers are provided for those families enrolled in the co-op with students ages 5 and older. If space allows, families whose oldest child is 4 will be allowed to join as well! 

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One parent must be involved and on premises while his/her child(ren) are at co-op.  Each adult has a job every class period, as either a teacher, assistant, hall monitor, "floater" to cover absences, or is given a cleaning duty.  These jobs are assigned based on a combination of their preferences and the needs of the co-op each semester.

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There will be a family fee for each semester of co-op classes to cover operating expenses such as rent, insurance, website fees, office supplies and cleaning supplies.  This fee may vary slightly each semester depending on factors such as rent and insurance costs, currently the family fee is $100 per semester.  In addition to the family fee, there will also be class supply fees.  Class supply fees are based upon individual classes for which your student(s) sign up for during class sign ups.  Class supply fees allow teachers to purchase supplies needed for class. We strive to keep the co-op as affordable as possible and attempt to offer free/low cost class options.

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If you are interested in joining Grace Homeschool Co-op, please fill out this form:  https://www.homeschool-life.com/3913/signup. Please be sure to include ALL children that will be attending co-op, including infants or preschoolers.  

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Boundless Grace Homeschool Association is a nonprofit organization striving to create a supportive environment for homeschooling familes, fostering friendships, and facilitating growth in educational, social, and spiritual aspects.  The goal of this organization is to provide environments that integrate Christian values and teachings into all educational and social activities, including affordable co-ops, regular gatherings, field trips, and other events. 

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Please contact us at texomagracecoop@gmail.com if you have any additional questions.

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There is currently no formal cost for BGHA. There are costs associated for Grace Co-Op and there may be costs for other events or activities that are provided by BGHA. Follow our website or Facebook page for future activities and events to join.