Ashland City
Co-op Schedule
9:00-9:50am First class
9:55-10:45am Second class
11:00am Mass (TLM)
12:00pm Lunch and social time
-kids may participate in a club (Lego, chess, knitting, book, etc.)
*The fees cover the morning classes. Any family is welcome to stop by for Mass, lunch and social time without registering for schola.
Fall Semester
September 5th
September 19th
October 3rd
October 17th
November 7th
November 21st
December 5th
December 19th
Classes Offered
(More may be added)
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Catechesis of the Good Shepherd level 1*
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Meatless Meals Cooking Class
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Survival Skills
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Shop Class - Woodshop/ Mechanics
*CGS is the only class offering for the 3-5 year old children. CGS will only be offered if a second catechist is available to teach. Otherwise the 3-5 year old students will receive lessons following a typical preschool setting (saint stories, coloring, crafts, games, etc.)
Spring Semester
January 16th
February 6th
February 20th
March 6th
March 20th
April 17th
May 1st
May 15th
Fees
Fees are per semester
Registration fee if register by July 31st (for the fall)
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$100 for first child
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$90 for second child
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$80 for third child
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$70 for fourth child
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Max per family is $350 (5+ children)
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No fee for toddlers and infants in the nursery.
Registration fee if register after July 31st (for the fall)
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$120 for first child
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$110 for second child
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$100 for third child
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$90 for fourth child
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Max per family is $430 (5+ children)
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No fee for toddlers and infants in the nursery.
Questions:
Contact Lauren Delius
laurendelius@gmail.com
615-681-3935
Schola Sacratissimi Cordis
School of The Most Sacred Heart
Homeschool Co-op
This co-op meets on the 1st and 3rd Friday of each month.
Class Descriptions
Catechesis of the Good Shepherd: This is a Montessori based catechesis program where children are given the opportunity to work with practical life (pouring, flower arranging, scooping, etc.) and religious works (setting the model altar, liturgical calendar, parables, etc.) that help the children build a relationship with God and be better able to participate during Mass.
Meatless Meals Cooking Class: Fridays have a traditional penitentiary offering of meat. This class will focus on lunches and dinner meals that kids can cook for their family with little or no help in under 45mins. We will take a world view, discussing traditions, ingredients, and preparation methods from around the world. We will work on safety, knife skills, measurement, nutrition and healthy swaps, economics and budget swaps.
Survival Class: During the fall semester the following topics will be taught;
Signaling for help
Making cordage
Hiding for safety - conceal, camouflage, cover
Setting traps
Pitching tents
MacGyver day - making tools from "found" items
Crowd safety
Tanning rabbit hides
Shop Class: The first half of the fall semester will cover woodworking skills; while the second half of the semester will focus on mechanics. There will be a project day for both woodwork and mechanics.