Have questions about The Village? You’re not alone.
Below are answers to the most common questions from families in Greenville, Anderson, Pelzer, and surrounding Upstate communities.
Yes. Families may choose to attend one or both days.
No. Membership fees remain the same, as your student’s spot is reserved regardless of attendance frequency.
Our school year is 36 weeks, divided into:
Two 18-week semesters
Only for high school students.
For all other grade levels, parents are required to stay on-site and:
Teach or assist in classes
Help in some capacity within the co-op
We are a true co-op—everyone contributes.
Yes. We offer Social Enrollment, which allows families to participate in:
Clubs
Events
Field trips
Community activities
We provide academic classes and optional at-home work, which many families use as part of their core homeschool program.
However, parents remain in control of their overall homeschool plan.
We offer a nursery with trained staff to care for younger children during co-op days.
Parents may also:
Wear their baby if they are not actively teaching
Yes.
We have students with:
Autism (ASD)
ADHD / AuHD
Dyslexia
Dysgraphia
Complex medical needs
We strive to meet each child where they are and create a supportive environment for a wide range of learners. Therapists and other assistants may be present during your childl's school day so long as they undergo a SLED background check and sign all necessary co-op paperwork.
Yes.
Please review our allergy policy and restrictions here:
👉 (Read our allergy policy)
No.
We are a Christian-based homeschool co-op, and many materials may reflect those values, but:
We do not require a signed statement of faith
We ask that all members are respectful of the environment
No.
While we meet at Pelzer First Baptist Church in Pelzer, our members come from a variety of Christian backgrounds and traditions.
$45 per student (new members, full membership)
$35 per student (returning members, full membership)
$60 per student (social membership)
Per semester
Yes.
Classes may have fees based on curriculum and supplies
Clubs may have fees depending on materials
Events and field trips may have optional costs
All fees are communicated in advance.
Parents are expected to:
Stay on-site (unless in high school drop-off program)
Contribute by teaching, assisting, or helping where needed
Be active participants in the community
We focus on:
Real community (not just classes)
Flexibility for families
Hands-on, engaging learning
Service and connection
We’re building something that goes beyond academics.
👉 Contact us or submit an enrollment form—we’re happy to help.