Parents Attempt:

• Monthly Prayer Calls on Google Meet
• Field trip driving and chaperone sign ups
• Providing Literature for agreed upon Book Club Tea Parties
• Encouraging mentor relationships (I pay for dates of those that take my children out.)
• Supporting “Healthy Habit” Challenges
• Families agree to a zero tolerance policy for disrespectful behavior.
• Filing a Declaration of Intent with GA Dept of Education
• Acknowledging this co-op serves as a supportive supplement to homeschooling
• Girls will take a day of rest if have had fever, vomiting, diarrhea, lice, pink eye, green discharge, or any other contagious illness/ Parents will notify me/ Prepared for last minute cancelation if I’m sick
• Enforce no cell phones / smart watches
• Agree to sharing photos and videos on social media
• Parents agree to create a Gmail account for each child and allow access to Classroom, Meet, and Chat
• Parents and girls honor the dress code

🌼 DRESS CODE

Our dress code supports a Christian learning environment where girls are reminded that their value comes from who they are in Christ—not from how much skin is showing or how form-fitting their clothes are. Modesty here is not about shame, but about character, dignity, and stewardship of the bodies God has given us. These guidelines help create an atmosphere of respect and confidence, reinforcing that true identity and worth don’t come from appearance or outside approval.

Tops: No crop tops, off‑shoulder, tight, or low‑cut styles (will likely create our own shirts)
Bottoms: Shorts/skirts must fall below thumbs
Leggings: Must have long top covering bottom
Pants: Holes must be below the thumbs
Swimwear: One‑piece or full‑coverage tankini
Makeup: Natural makeup allowed starting at age 13