Visit our About section (privacy&legal) for details or message us with questions. Glad you're here! Who we are
TEACH is a non‑denominational Christian homeschool support group committed to encouraging families and providing faith‑centered educational opportunities. We teach from a Christian worldview and welcome families from all backgrounds. Our primary service area is Cherokee County; out‑of‑county families may join when space permits. Who we serve
We support students kindergarten through 12th grade. Children age 6 and under require special approval from a TEACH director to enroll. We now offer a drop‑off option for students age 14 and older with director approval. What we offer
Semester co‑op classes taught by members. Each student age 7 and up is automatically enrolled in a core AM session and may choose one elective PM session per semester. Field trips, summer socials, picnics, and seasonal events to build community. End‑of‑Year Celebrations to recognize student achievements. Co‑op meets on Thursdays with a typical day schedule of AM core class, lunch, PM elective, roughly 11:00 to 3:00 with times varying by semester. Fall semester runs September to early December. Spring semester runs February to early May. Winter break is December to February. Member expectations
TEACH is member‑driven. This is not a drop‑off program. Families are expected to participate by leading or assisting classes, supervising on campus, helping with setup and cleanup, planning or chaperoning field trips, or serving on teams. All teaching and leadership roles are volunteer, including directors. Fees and payment policies
Annual membership dues: $40 per family, due each August or September. New members who join mid‑year pay dues when they join and then again the following August or September when the new co‑op year begins. Class co‑op fees: Typically $60 per student per semester, varying by semester based on class offerings. We aim to keep fees under $80 per student per semester. Class fees include facility rental and most supplies. Students may occasionally be asked to bring small additional supplies. Field trips: Fees vary by trip and are billed separately. Refund policy: Membership dues are nonrefundable. Class fees are nonrefundable after one week before classes begin. No prorating for missed classes. Enrollment and sign‑up process
Message our page to request a meeting. Attend a meet‑and‑greet or summer social or meet with a TEACH leader in person. Complete membership paperwork and the code of conduct, then pay membership dues and any class fees. We hold a meet‑and‑greet sign‑up day at the start of each semester, usually in late August, when members can register for classes. Priority and access
Current members receive early access to class sign‑ups and our private calendar. Enrollment opens to the public only after member sign‑up is complete. Code of conduct and safety
All members must read and sign the TEACH code of conduct as part of membership paperwork. Directors review enrollment requests for children age 6 and under and for drop‑off approvals for students age 14 and older. Contact
Message our page to learn more or to schedule a meeting. We welcome questions and look forward to meeting your family.
