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A homeschool co-op is a group of families coming together to share their homeschooling journey. Parents pitch in by teaching classes they enjoy or feel confident in, creating opportunities for students to learn in a group setting—especially for things like labs, projects, and collaborations. It’s also a great way for kids to build friendships and connect with others along the way.

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Yes! Mosaic does require a family membership, and we offer two simple options:

Basic Membership – $20/year per family
This membership gives you access to our private community spaces, including our calendar, Facebook group, and Band app. Basic members are invited to all of our fun events—field trips, dances, Mom’s Night Out, and more. This membership covers your entire family, whether your children are homeschooled, in public/private school, or even graduated.

Community Day Membership – $50/year per family
This includes everything in the Basic Membership, plus access to enroll in and participate in our Community Day classes.

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Mosaic currently meets on Mondays and/or Wednesdays at The Gathering Place in Hartsville, SC.

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No, you don't. Classes are offered "a la carte". That means your family can sign up for as many or as few classes as fits your family's needs. 

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You can view our available classes under the tab "Class Registration". Classes generally cost $20 each, however some classes may require a class fee. Class fees will be noted in class descriptions.

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Please contact us privately about drop off.

Keep in mind that co-op means cooperative and that we are all in this together--working to build a better community for homeschooling families.

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At Mosaic, we recognize that every child and every family is different. Rather than strict grade placement, we aim to honor what works best for each student. Our class levels are designed as flexible guidelines to help families choose the right fit:

• Early Learners — typically K–2nd grade
• Growing Learners — typically 3rd–5th grade
• Intermediate — generally middle school level
• Advanced — generally high school level
  • This group should prepare for work to be completed at home and for a more consistent level of responsibility as they work toward high school credit.

These are suggestions, not limits. We encourage families to place their students where they will feel confident, challenged, and supported.

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You can visit South Carolina HSLDA website for all your legal homeschooling questions.

HSLDA - SC