Catoosa Homeschool Co-op
A Christian homeschool co-op started in 2002 for families in North Georgia and the Chattanooga area, with classes each semester and a dance ministry with spring classes and a summer dance camp.
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If no group here fits, the co-op starter pack comes with it: 12 pages from the Starpath Library for starting a small Waldorf-inspired co-op of your own. They include an agenda for the first meeting and a first term, week by week. Leave your email and you’ll be on the list for both. You can stop the emails any time.
Or read the co-op pages in the Library nowHow we checked this
Confirmed on 2026-10-21 against homeschoolchc.com. We check every listing again each quarter, and one that we cannot confirm twice comes off the page.
Does this count toward Georgia requirements?
Georgia expects 180 days (Equivalent of 4.5 hours per day). A day at a co-op is a day your child spent learning, so it counts toward that the same as a day at home. Georgia does ask you to keep records, so a co-op day is worth noting in whatever you keep.
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