Spring Semester Classes

Spring semester is now underway. Email carren(at)outookacademy(dot)com to be placed on the notification list, and we'll email you when we open for new enrollments in early May.

Lunch Bunch & Lunch Bunch Junior

Lunch Bunch (gr. 7-12) and Lunch Bunch Junior (gr. 6 & below and their parents) meet on the 1st and 3rd Fridays of every month from noon until 2 p.m. Both social groups are open to all homeschoolers! For more information, email carren(at)outlookacademy(dot)com.

Read about Co-op in the News
Academy Days Co-op and our members have been in the news many times over the years. Click on NEWS on the menu and scroll down to read the articles.
Recipes for Historical Meals

We've hosted 7 historical meals, such as Greek Feast, Medieval Feast, Roaring '20s, Food Around the World, and more! Students displayed projects or dressed in costumes, and parents brought delicious food! Click on NEWS for recipes.

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We'd love to have you join our little homeschool co-op! Classes change every semester based on student interest and teacher availability, so check out the Fall 2012 Class Schedule here. If you want to register, email carren(at)outlookacademy(dot)com with your name, phone, children's names, ages, grades next year, and the classes you'd like by July 30, 2012.

Academy Days Homeschool Co-op meets Thursdays for 14 weeks in the fall and 14 weeks in the spring at Grace Community Church in Millbrook, Alabama, to learn, socialize and support one another. The co-op is designed for high school students, but we also include nursery through junior high classes so the entire family can participate.

Academy Days Co-op is not a church school. If your child is compulsory age, then you must first be enrolled in a church school to comply with state regulations. Although many families in Academy Days belong to Outlook Academy, we welcome families from any homeschool covering.

As a Christian homeschool co-op, we base our guidelines on precepts from the Bible, and classes are taught from a Christian worldview. Nevertheless, as an inclusive group, we welcome all families from diverse backgrounds, beliefs, and homeschool styles.

"Thank you so much for co-op.
We have learned so many things
and are better cooks, chemists, and historians
because of our time spent there."
~ Former Co-op Parent


Would participating in a homeschool co-op invigorate or exhaust your family at this time in your lives? The advantages and disadvantages of homeschool co-ops should be considered before signing up for any co-op. Please weigh all of them as you prayerfully consider what the Lord may have planned for your family this year.

To help you make an informed decision, please read our Frequently Asked Questions and these articles below:

12 Benefits of a Homeschool Co-op
15 Reasons You Should Not Join Our Co-op
How We Overcome Common Co-op Problems
10 Ways To Make Co-op Work for You

 

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