Homeschool Co-ops* by Carol Topp CPA

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Homeschool Co-ops*/ is the first of its kind, how-to book about starting and running a homeschool co-op. The book includes chapters on:

* The pros and cons of starting a homeschool co-op.

* Having a focus and a mission

* Running a planning meeting

* Setting policies

* Managing the money

* Dealing with volunteers

* Handling conflict

* Ideas for classes.

* Avoiding burnout

Anyone wanting to start a homeschool co-op now has a much-needed source of advice and wisdom. Leaders currently running a homeschool group will also be encouraged by reading this book. Every active person in a co-op whether a volunteer teacher or leader will benefit from reading the book, especially the chapters on leadership and conflict.

To learn more about /*Homeschool Co-ops */visit www.HomeschoolCo-ops.com where you can view the table of contents, read a sample chapter and download a media kit.

This entry was posted on May 14, 2008 at 8:28 am and is filed under Books, Information, Opportunities. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.

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