We make a distinction when we call ourselves a “Homeschool Hive” rather than a co-operative. This ‘Homeschool Hive’ offers a very rich and full education at an extremely attainable price. There are many great education options available, but few  available at this price in this area. We have no hired teachers; we are able to keep costs very low. We desire for a classical, God-centered education to be available to those that do not fit in other niches. 

We are also spiritually covered by a Christian non-profit, Revival Valley. We work together with them to ensure our teachings are biblically sound, have prayer and spiritual support, legal covering, mentorship, and we also are able to fund-raise.

We have direct mentorship from the Foundation for American Christian Education as well.

There is a major training component to what we do here, as seen in quarterly parent training and monthly Renewing The Mind fellowship.

We believe in having a village to walk through life with. As such, we will be having many gatherings together outside of our Homeschool Hive hours. We want to have fun together, adventure together, pray together and lift each other up when we are down. Many families do not have a support system. This can change here.

We start each day with devotions to teach about God and the relationship He has with each child, we use each other as iron sharpens iron, and our families are like-minded and as such we hope to provide many adult examples throughout our community.

We know the voice of God is like rushing waters (Psalm 29:3, Ezekiel 43:2, Revelation 1:15), and the Bible says we can recognize His voice, and then follow Him (John 10). But like Samuel, we need to be trained to recogize Him (1 Samuel). 

From knowing Him, we will bear the fruits of His Spirit (Galatians 5:22-23). With loving discipleship and training, and planting the seed of the Word in them, we will watch God water the seeds to produce the fruit.

The gifts of the Spirit are freely given according to God’s will, and vary among each person. While we cannot teach our children how to receive them, we can teach them to desire receiving them. Once received, we can train them on how to use them. (See Romans 12, 1 Corinthians 12, Ephesians 4).

We intentially create opportunities for the students to serve others though the year, and look for their spiritual growth (not in numbers) but in fruits of the spirit (faith, joy, peace, etc.) and expressions of love (kindness, goodness, faithfulness, etc). 

Every parent regardless of the amount of children we have will contribute in helping run a smooth God-honoring day. Please speak with our Equip 2:22 leadership team to find out where you best fit!

You do not need to be in the same classroom as your child. But you must be on campus, either leading or assisting, or enjoying the company of your peers.

How do I know the adults on campus are safe?

All adults on campus will be background checked and provide the appropriate character references requested.