Ashland City
Fees
Fees are per semester
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$25 registration fee/per family
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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 if they have more than four children (co-op option).
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Plus an additional $320 per family for those who want drop off (not including infants, toddlers and preschoolers)
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.
Classes Offered
(More may be added)
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Catechesis of the Good Shepherd level 1 *
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Art: basics
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Art: blending colors
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Treasure & Tradition: The Latin Mass
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Native Plants
*CGS will be from 9:00-10:45. This is the only class for the 3-5 year olds.
Fall Semester
August 16th
September 6th
September 20th
October 4th
October 18th
November 15th
December 6th
December 20th
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.
Art: basics
This class is taught by a professional artist. The instructor will go over basic techniques for any student interested in expanding their art skills.
Art: blending colors
This class is taught by a professional artist who has an amazing talent at blending with markers that her drawings look as if they were painted. In this class students will learn how to properly blend colors with markers and paint.
Treasure & Tradition: The Latin Mass
A class on looking into the whys and hows of the Latin Mass and how we can enter more deeply into the mysteries of God as experienced through the ancient prayers of the Church. This class will be taught by Fr. Butler.
Native Plants:
In this class students will learn how to identify plants, which varieties grow in TN, their growth preferences, where to find each plant, and the warnings and uses for them.
Students will make a project, craft, or recipe with each plant.
Spring Semester
January 17th
February 7th
February 21st
March 7th
March 21st
April 4th
May 2nd
May 16th
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.
