FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Fletched Arrows Homeschool Co-Op (FAHC) is a Christ-centered, parent-led homeschool
enrichment community. We exist to support families through academic enrichment, intentional
discipleship, and meaningful Christian community—while parents remain the primary educators
of their children.
No. FAHC is not a school replacement. Parents retain full responsibility for their child’s
education. FAHC functions as an enrichment and discipleship partnership alongside home
education.
FAHC serves students from Kindergarten through High School. Nursery and Pre-K classes are
offered only for younger siblings of enrolled students.
Students are placed by age as of August 31, not academic ability. This supports maturity
alignment, consistency, and community across age groups.
Biblical Beliefs & Community Standards
Fletched Arrows Homeschool Co-Op is a Christ-centered community grounded in Biblical truth.
We affirm that:
- The Bible is the inspired, infallible, and authoritative Word of God
- Jesus Christ is fully God and fully man, whose life, death, resurrection, and return are
- central to our faith
- Salvation is by grace alone through faith in Jesus Christ, not by works
- Humanity was created by God, fell through sin, and is redeemed only through Christ
- Regeneration by the Holy Spirit is essential for new life in Christ
- Repentance involves turning from sin and following Jesus
- God created humanity male and female, and marriage is between one man and one
- woman
- Parents are the primary educators and disciplers of their children
- Jesus Christ will return physically and visibly to establish His Kingdom
A more detailed Statement of Faith is available in our Member Handbook.
FAHC welcomes families from various Christian denominations. While complete agreement in
every area is not required, participation in FAHC reflects a willingness to respect, support, and
abide by these beliefs and community standards in classes, events, and activities.
Clear beliefs help families prayerfully discern fit before enrolling, protect students from
conflicting messages, support teachers and volunteers with consistent expectations, and
preserve unity, trust, and integrity within the community.
FAHC seeks to address disagreement and conflict in a Biblical, relational, and redemptive
manner, following the principles of Matthew 18.
Members are encouraged to:
- Address concerns directly and respectfully when appropriate
- Seek leadership support if resolution cannot be reached privately
- Avoid gossip, triangulation, or public conflict
Leadership may intervene when conflict disrupts unity, safety, or alignment with FAHC’s beliefs
or standards. Our goal is always restoration, discipleship, and peace.
Program & Participation
Yes. FAHC is a parent-partnered, volunteer-led co-op.
Each member family is expected to:
- Teach at least one 12-week class per year
- Submit a class proposal during annual enrollment
- Serve or assist as needed each semester
Formal teaching credentials are not required—willing hearts matter more than experience.
Classes vary by semester and may include science, STEM, creative electives, literature, writing,
public speaking, leadership, life skills, clubs, and high school credit-eligible courses. All classes
must align with FAHC’s Statement of Faith and community standards.
No. FAHC is designed as a parent-partnered community, not a drop-off program.
A limited drop-off option may be offered on a semester-by-semester basis and is:
- Available only to families who have served at FAHC for a minimum of three years
- Limited to families in good standing with dues, behavior, and community expectations
- Subject to leadership approval; meeting requirements does not automatically qualify a
- family
- Intended for emergency situations or temporary seasons of life change, not ongoing
- convenience
Drop-off does not apply to after co-op clubs or extended activities.
Schedule
FAHC meets on Wednesdays during 12-week semesters.
Typical Enrichment Day Schedule:
- 9:00–9:40am – Devotional
- 9:40–11:10am – Science & Snack
- 11:10–12:10pm – Enrichment Classes
- 12:10–12:30pm – Assembly
- 12:30pm – Dismissal
Some high school classes follow an extended Wednesday schedule (Schedule B):
- 11:10am–12:40pm – IEW Writing
- 12:40–1:00pm – Lunch Break
- 1:00–2:30pm – Personal Finance
High school credit classes may require additional fees and materials.
Safety & Communication
- All teaching and assisting adults must pass a background check
- A minimum of two adults are present in every classroom
- No adult is ever alone with a student
- Facility doors remain locked during co-op hours
- Emergency procedures and safety materials are provided in every classroom
Safety is a shared responsibility among all members.
Primary communication takes place through the Band App. Teachers create class-specific group
chats each semester, and important updates are also shared via email.
Tuition & Fit
Tuition and fees are reviewed annually. Current tuition is under review, with updated information
announced by the end of March.
FAHC may be a great fit for families who:
- Desire a Christ-centered homeschool community
- Value parent involvement and shared responsibility
- Are willing to serve
- Are seeking enrichment rather than a school replacement
- Review the full Member Handbook
- Pray and discuss as a family
- Reach out to leadership with questions
- Watch for enrollment announcements
📩 Questions? Email [email protected]