FAQs
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Is Cultivate a drop-off program? |
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No. Parents are required to attend with their child(ren), and serve in some capacity. |
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When does Cultivate Homeschool Co-op meet? |
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Tuesdays, 8:30am-3:00pm Our academic calendar runs September through April, with a fall, Christmas, and spring break. |
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Can I pick and choose which classes I want to enroll my student in? |
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No, Cultivate does not offer à la carte classes. |
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What style of education is Cultivate? |
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Classical Christian |
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What subjects does Cultivate offer? |
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Art, Bible, Debate, Geography, History, Latin, Literature, Logic, Science, Speech, and Writing |
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Are there any subjects that are not covered? |
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Families will be expected to cover math, phonics, and spelling on their own at home. If you need help choosing a curriculum, we have lots of suggestions and are happy to talk with you about it. |
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What curriculum does Cultivate use? |
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Lower Elementary K-3rd - Claritas Publishing Upper Elementary 4th-5th - Claritas Publishing, IEW, Story of the World Middle School 6th-8th - IEW, Classical Academic Press, BJU Press, Lost Tools of Writing, First Form Latin High School - BJU Press, NCFCA, IEW, various theology and literature selections |
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Will my student be given grades? |
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High school students will receive grades for their assignments and tests. However, as their primary teacher, parents have the final say in their students' grades. |
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Does Cultivate offer any extracurricular activities? |
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Yes! We do field trips, a yearbook, and a monthly moms' book club. |