Wellspring Informational Meeting

Wellspring Informational Meeting
Greetings! Wellspring Homeschool Community will be holding an informational meeting for families interested in our Monday afternoon co-op program. The meeting will be on Friday, Aug. 14th, at 2 p.m. at the Madison County Public Library in Richmond.

We would love for you to come hear about how our group operates, our class descriptions and costs, and for you to be able to ask any questions you might have of us so that you can see if what we have to offer is a good fit for your family.

Registration for the 2026 fall semester won't happen until mid August. Until our current families register at that time, and we can see who plans on returning and who has made other plans, we won't be able to determine where we might have room to add new families. But, attending a meeting adds you to our waiting list, and we will do our best to find spaces for each family on that list.

All families interested in joining Wellspring for co-op classes must attend an informational meeting before any potential open spaces are offered ahead of the next semester. The meeting should run about an hour, but could possibly run over that time a little. The main parent/guardian who would be on site during co-op meeting days is asked to come.

Any updates or changes affecting the meeting will be communicated through the email address/phone number you provide on this form. If you should have any questions before the meeting, you may email us at: admin@wellspringhomeschool.com.

Also, be sure to check out our website's FAQ page and other pages for helpful information and resources ahead of the meeting: https://www.wellspringhomeschool.com/co-op-faq

Looking forward to meeting you!

Kind regards,

Tae Scott-Smith and Jenna Newell

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Please select the date of the Informational Meeting you plan on attending.

Please list the names and birthdates of children who would be participating in co-op classes.

If you have any children who will be under the age of four (as of Sept. 1, 2026), please list their names and birthdates below.

Do you have any children who are enrolled in other educational programs and do not plan to participate in Wellspring's homeschool co-op?

Please add children's names and ages here, along with the educational program they are involved in (public school, private school, different homeschool group, etc.)

Are you the parent or legal guardian of each child you are seeking to enroll in Wellspring's co-op program?
Do you certify that your student is homeschooled for the 2026-2027 academic year, and that you have filed a Letter of Intent to Homeschool with your county's school board? Home-educating is defined by Wellspring Homeschool Community as those students for whom a letter of intent to homeschool is, or will be, on file with the local department of education for the current academic year.
Has your family participated in a homeschool co-op program before?
If you are currently participating in another group homeschool program, such as a co-op, please list below.
Have you or your child who would be attending co-op ever been asked to leave any type of program (public school, church youth or community program, other homeschool co-op or group offering, etc.)?
If yes, please explain below.
Wellspring Homeschool Community offers leadership-driven, private programs for homeschooled students. Participating families enter into a voluntary association with Wellspring Homeschool Community. That relationship remains until such time that either party decides the relationship is no longer beneficial to the student or the Wellspring Homeschool Community.
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