New Member Welcome Page

What is a Homeschool Co-op?

A homeschool co-op is a community of families who share teaching, fellowship, and resources so homeschooling is not done alone. What makes MOCC unique is our Christ-centered worldview, parent-led classes, and warm, family-style atmosphere where everyone contributes.

Christ-Centered

Faith in Jesus is the foundation of our community, classes, and service.

Parent-Led

Parents teach, assist, and serve in roles that fit their gifts and schedules.

Weekly, In-Person

We gather once a week for classes, fellowship, and shared activities.

Why Join MOCC?

Classes for nursery through high school
Encouragement, accountability, and friendship
Field trips, events, and opportunities to serve
Leadership development for parents and teens
A place where your family is known and supported

Member Expectations

Be actively homeschooling
Agree with our Statement of Faith
Have a parent/guardian on-site during co-op days
Serve in a teaching or support role
Pay yearly registration and class fees

We also encourage volunteering on committees and helping with set-up/clean-up to bless the body.

How It Works

We meet once per week at Church of God of Licking County, 2181 Riggs Road, Newark, OH 43055 — every Thursday, 9:00 AM–4:00 PM. Parents remain on-site and rotate roles to help around co-op. You can choose from core subjects, electives, and enrichment based on your children’s ages and interests.

Step 1 — Apply to Join

How to Join (guide) New Family Application

Step 2 — Register for Class

How to Register for Classes

Class Catalog

Step 3 — Orientation & Tour

Schedule an orientation and let us show you around school.

Step 4 — Explore Events

Public Calendar
(Private calendar becomes visible after joining.)

Quick Links

Leadership
Join
Statement of Faith
Class Catalog
Public Calendar (Private Calendar available after joining)
Members Only Facebook
Public Facebook

Apply Now Meet Our Leadership

Campus Life & Activities

Knights Athletics

We currently field a volleyball team and are looking to start basketball. All sports compete in a local homeschool league based out of Columbus, Ohio.

Drama & Productions

Students can take part in our drama production each year. Join the planning and updates in the Drama Facebook Group.

Field Trips

We offer lots of field trips and enrichment outings for all ages throughout the year.

Knights' Bites Café

Every other week our student-run café sells a rotating selection of lunches during co-op.

Knights' News

Our weekly news program posts a video on Facebook highlighting upcoming events and announcements.

Yearbook

We produce an annual yearbook capturing memories from classes, trips, sports, and events.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to be a certified teacher?

No. Parents share their gifts, skills, and interests — qualifications come through willingness to serve and a heart to disciple.

Can I drop off my children?

Co-op is parent-participation based. A parent/guardian must remain on-site during classes.

What does it cost?

Fees vary by family and classes selected. See the Join page for current registration and class fee details.

What ages do you serve?

From nursery through high school. Offerings may vary each semester; check the Class Catalog.

Do you follow a set curriculum?

Class content varies by teacher. Some use established curriculum; others offer enrichment and hands-on learning.

How do I join the private Facebook group?

Once you are a current MOCC member, request access to the Members Only Facebook group and make sure to answer all membership verification questions so admins can approve you.

Contact Us

Still have questions? We’re happy to help you take the next step.

Email: [email protected]
Leadership: Meet our team

Tip: After you apply, we’ll follow up with orientation details and next steps.

Helpful Resources

How To Join (step-by-step)
How To Register for Classes
Statement of Faith
Public Calendar (Private calendar available after joining)

Become a Member Follow Our Public Facebook