Regional Information Meetings

Fuquay, Holly Springs, Garner and Cary Joint Info Meetings

Are you curious about the classical model of learning? Are you interested in the classical model, but have found yourself overwhelmed trying to execute it? Do you want your children to know God and be able to make Him known to others? Does homeschooling through high school seem like a daunting task? Are you looking for support and accountability among other like-minded homeschooling families?

Wherever you are on the homeschool journey, please consider joining us at an Information Meeting to see if Classical Conversations is what you are looking for. 

We will have representatives from the Holly Springs, Garner and Cary campuses of CC to talk about the Foundations, Essentials and Challenge programs on Thursday, January 26 from 7-9 pm at Swift Creek Baptist Church on Penny Road and on Saturday, February 25th from 9-11am at Colonial Baptist Church on Tryon Road.  Details are below.

January Meeting - 

Date and Time:  Thursday, January 26, 2012 from 7-9 pm

Location: Swift Creek Baptist Church, 9300 Penny Road, Raleigh, NC  27606

Contact: Lora Mays, loramays@nc.rr.com 

February Meeting - 
Date and Time:  Saturday, February 25, 2012 from 9-11 am

Location: Colonial Baptist Church, 6051 Tryon Road, Cary, NC  27518

Contact: Rebecca Carter,  chbcary@yahoo.com   

Even if you are part of a CC Foundations/Essentials community, these informational meetings are helpful to get more information about the Challenge programs. 

What Does My Day Look Like?

Here is a slide of my excel document with my children's schedule on it.

I will cut out each child's schedule, laminate it and have them check it off.

"CC Extension Work" is when we go into more depth about the CC subjects, such as Science or History.
This is also when my children work on their presentations.

This schedule is tweaked throughout the year, but the order of the day stays the same, for the most part.  I believe the consistency helps the children.  
Even if I never got out of bed, my children know exactly what they are supposed to do every day. 

Now, would they do it?
Let's hope so.

(If you want the excel document, please email me)