Our co-op meets for 8 weeks each fall and spring, offering a fresh lineup of classes each semester. Courses are led by parents and guardians who share their expertise and interests. You’ll find everything from science and STEM to performing arts (choir, theater, instrument basics), visual arts, and hands-on subjects like history, cooking, handicrafts, and Bible studies. Some of our instructors are professionals in fields like finance and law, while others bring their personal passions to the classroom.
Each participating family plays an important role in making co-op run smoothly. An adult from each family is required to stay on-site for the full co-op day and help by teaching, assisting in a class, monitoring halls or doors, or filling another needed role. In addition, every family is assigned a support task—such as helping clean a part of the building after classes.
Important Dates to know:
Pre-Registration is THE ONLY way to guarantee your child a seat in our Co-Op Classes. This is where you will tell us you plan to attend classes and whether or not you are interested in teaching a class. We use these numbers to help us plan class offerings, class sizes, and overall enrollment numbers. Pre-Registration typically occurs 2-3 months before Co-Op Classes begin, and you must be a PCH member to pre-register.
Registration:
Final registration for classes will occur in a SINGLE DAY approximately 1-2 months before classes begin. This is where we finalize our rosters to send to teachers and start ordering supplies. We will not accept registrations after this date. You must be a PCH member to register for classes.
Teachers and Steering & Co-Op Committee members receive the benefit of priority registration. Pre-registered members will receive 2nd priority registration. If you are not pre-registered, you will have an opportunity to register for any open seats, but know that seats fill up quickly.
Pre-registration and registration days and times will be announced to members via email and our Facebook page, so be sure to keep an eye out and mark your calendars!
Each participating family plays an important role in making co-op run smoothly. An adult from each family is required to stay on-site for the full co-op day and help by teaching, assisting in a class, monitoring halls or doors, or filling another needed role. In addition, every family is assigned a support task—such as helping clean a part of the building after classes.
Important Dates to know:
Pre-Registration is THE ONLY way to guarantee your child a seat in our Co-Op Classes. This is where you will tell us you plan to attend classes and whether or not you are interested in teaching a class. We use these numbers to help us plan class offerings, class sizes, and overall enrollment numbers. Pre-Registration typically occurs 2-3 months before Co-Op Classes begin, and you must be a PCH member to pre-register.
Registration:
Final registration for classes will occur in a SINGLE DAY approximately 1-2 months before classes begin. This is where we finalize our rosters to send to teachers and start ordering supplies. We will not accept registrations after this date. You must be a PCH member to register for classes.
Teachers and Steering & Co-Op Committee members receive the benefit of priority registration. Pre-registered members will receive 2nd priority registration. If you are not pre-registered, you will have an opportunity to register for any open seats, but know that seats fill up quickly.
Pre-registration and registration days and times will be announced to members via email and our Facebook page, so be sure to keep an eye out and mark your calendars!