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!
A homeschool co-op teacher asks how she should report the money she earned this year.
Unfortunately for the teachers you pay in your homeschool group, you cannot simply net what they owe you with what you owe them.
HSLDA's daily radio show Homeschool Heartbeat recently addressed the issue of special needs children in homeschool co-ops.
