Name * Becky Fondelier
Email * bfondelier@aol.com
Phone Number (412) 417-7404
Announcement Request *
CBC CO-OP is having an open house for any CBC homeschooling families to come check out what enrichment, support and fun learning looks like in a community setting. Parents will hear and learn what a day looks like and how next school year will work. (2020-2021). Children will get to be in class with their peers learning while having fun. The morning will be this Tuesday, March 10th from 10:00a.m. – noon. Lunch is included. Please RSVP to Becky 412-417-7404 or Stacey Horry at 843-271-0242

PLEASE RESPOND TO THE PERSON POSTING NOT IN THE COMMENT SECTION

FOR SALE: Notgrass History Uncle Sam and You $75.00 Pet free home.

Includes: Uncle Sam and You Part 1 and Part 2, The Citizen’s Handbook (a collection of original source documents), and the Answer Key.
How do elections work? What does the President do all day? Who decides where stop signs go? What is Labor Day? Uncle Sam and You by Ray and Charlene Notgrass is a one-year civics course that answers these questions and many more.

Designed for students in grades 5 through 8, this curriculum guides your family on an engaging tour of American government. Your student will learn about elected leaders and everyday citizens who have important roles to fill in making our country work.

PLEASE EMAIL Jennifer Bales – jennbales@yahoo.com

Name * Brenda Harmon
Email * bharmon4jc@yahoo.com
Phone Number (843) 812-9454
Announcement Request *
See below a message from my neighbor. They are looking for a good home for their cat. We have a female cat, not breed specific, that we are hoping to give to a loving home. Harle was owned by my mother Debby Thomas, who recently passed away. Harle is an indoor cat, we think about four years old, spayed, up-to-date on all her vet visits (Mark Guilloid) and shots, and litter box trained. Her best friends, while my mother was alive, were both my mother and her German Shepherd Dog. Harle has also been trained not to bother a cockatiel (who lives in a cage.). If you would like to add this delightful cat to your home, we would love to talk with you. Time is of the essence, so please let us know as soon as possible if you might be interested. (Neither Lauren nor I live in South Carolina and we will be returning to our homes on or about March 9 or 10).

Lauren Kohn
(720) 252-3023

Katie Knudson
404.229.8656
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Name * Megan Shytle
Email * heartlandhomestead3@gmail.com
Phone Number (843) 441-6798
Announcement Request *
I am planning to head to Guatemala this summer for a Missions Trip with IDC and I am looking to clean houses to raise money.

Please feel free to contact by texting, calling or emailing.

8434416798
heartlandhomestead3@gmail.com

Blessings
Megan Shytle

We will be offering parents two choices on Tuesday evening!

1. Reading Good Books With Our Kids

Led by Zoe Howard, she says: My goal is to encourage parents to embrace good books as a way of teaching discernment, to broaden our kids’ horizons, and to spark a love of learning in them. I’ll share some ways to find great books and to help our kids choose well. We’ll explore the benefits of reading a wide variety of genres with our kids.

Questions we’ll discuss:

-Does it really matter what books my kids are reading, as long as they are reading a lot? My kid loves to read, but I don’t know where to find good books. How can I help my kids to choose wisely? Should I pre-read everything before I give it to my kids? My kid hates reading, what can I do? How can I use the public library more? My kid only wants to read science fact books, how can I get him to read stories/literature? I don’t enjoy reading aloud and my kids don’t want to listen anyway, what to do? What about books that have bad language/sinful choices/etc? I need some book recommendations!

2. Dual Enrollment with Point University

JANICE TINSLEY​-ENROLLMENT SERVICES COORDINATOR, SAVANNAH http://www.point.edu  “Educating students for Christ‑centered service and leadership throughout the world.”  She is asking parents to “please consider as our program is pivotal for Christian students being in a Christian college class room experience, as opposed to a secular environment locally.” This should be of great interest to any parents of a high school student!

She will be on hand to answer any questions you may have. Consider inviting other parents of teens who may not be homeschooled with CBCCA, they are encouraged to attend.