Should my homeschool group file as an LLC?
Does limited liability status for a homeschool co-op make sense?
Category Co-ops
Co-op burnout? Try a hybrid class
Practical Homeschool magazine shares an article written by homeschool mom and co-op teacher, Linda M. Burklin. Hybrid Homeschool Classes Linda loved teaching English Literature and Composition at her homeschool co-op, but found that managing her own seven children and…
Do not call a fee discount a scholarship
Tricia from TX is helping her homeschool co-op apply for 501c3 tax exempt status with the IRS. On the application form (Form 1023), the IRS asks about scholarships and Tricia asks: We do provide scholarships for our members that cannot…
What tax forms do I file for a homeschool co-op?
A new co-op leaders asks: Come tax time, do we file with the IRS (like I do for our household every year?) For example, do we use turbo tax and file for our co-op?
Homeschool Support Group asks: Am I doing everything legally?
A homeschool support group leader wonders if her group is doing everything legally.
Can I homeschool a friend’s child?
Can I homeschool a friend's child?
Finding a Local Homeschool Co-op
Finding a Local Homeschool Co-op
5 Ways a Homeschool Co-op Can Benefit Your Child
One of my workshops for the Ultimate Homeschool Expo 2011 is titled 5 Ways a Homeschool Co-op Can Benefit Your Child Here’s the handout so you can follow along! 5 Ways Co-ops Benefit Handout Want to learn more about the…
Compare 501(c)(3) Charity to 501(c)(7) Social Club
Many homeschool organizations may qualify to be 501(c)(3) qualified charities with an educational purpose or 501(c)(7) Social Clubs.
Co-ops help with socialization of homeschooled children
Co-ops help with socialization of homeschooled children