Two homeschool organizations received their 501(c)(3) tax exempt status with the IRS.
Many homeschool organizations may have members participating in their activities (co-op classes, filed trips, clubs, etc), but not have voting members of the corporation. Instead, they have a board that makes the decisions.
A homeschool leader wonders what to call a co-op teacher who is not hired by the co-op.
Many homeschool groups have dominate leaders that suffer from founders syndrome. Here's how to spot it.
Homeschool leaders share a list of places where homeschool co-ops meet.
A homeschool group applies for one tax exempt status and the IRS switches them to another.
There was a discussion on the Facebook group I Am a Homeschool Group Leader on co-op drop outs. Lots of leaders shared advice.
The ins and outs of money matters in homeschool co-ops and other issues such as fund raising!