The pros that have been presented are this:
- As a co-op/non profit we can apply for grants for materials and create a sort of lending library where have supplies that the children can use
- We have access to discounted curriculum rates at many companies
- buying power
- our children can take part in mini classes where we as a non profit can pay for experts in the field to teach those classes(ie. Advanced Calculus, AP Literature, Marine Biology, etc)
- An opportunity to grow the homeschooling community in the islands
- Some classes like Drama, PE, public speaking are best taught in a larger group setting and we could then be able to do this
- Age groups where say your kindergarten aged child can learn with other kids in the KG group, 8th graders with 8th grades, cooperative learning.
I know we could figure out how to grow this group if we wanted to, but I am not single handedly going to pursue this if there is no other interest. We would need at least 3 other families that want to do this to make it viable.
What do you think? Are you interested or not? Why or why not? Let's dialog!
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