What they call their work
What they do
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Regular Religious Worship Services 1 activity
- Offers family fellowship and shared curriculum activitiesProvides fellowship and accountability through shared memory work and a structured co-op model that includes weekly meetings, communal learning, and family participation in educational and faith-based activities.
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Classical Christian K–12 Education 1 activity
- Offers middle school programs with faith, arts, and academic instructionProvides specialized programming for middle school students (grades 5–8) including weekly catechism classes led by visiting priests and religious, private Confirmation preparation every two years, Shakespeare productions led by professional theater instructors, writing instruction tied to historical studies, and integrated art and music education covering composition, harmony, Gregorian chant, and a three-year music history cycle.
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Structured Literacy Instruction and Dyslexia Support 1 activity
- Offers writing instruction and feedback for upper elementary and middle school studentsProvides weekly writing instruction for students beginning in fourth grade, with assignments focused on narrative and descriptive writing tied to historical studies, poetry, and literature, including critical analysis of character and narrative, with teacher feedback and lab reports for older students.
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Youth Theater Arts Education 1 activity
- Organizes annual Shakespeare productions for studentsHosts an annual Shakespeare production for students in grades 4–8, led by professional theater instructors, with past performances including Macbeth, As You Like It, and A Midsummer Night's Dream. Integrated into the co-op’s arts and literature curriculum.
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Religious Education and Instruction 1 activity
- Provides Catechesis of the Good Shepherd religious formationOffers Catholic religious instruction through the Catechesis of the Good Shepherd program for children ages 3–9, including Level I (ages 3–6) and Level II (ages 6–9) Atriums led by certified Catechists, with weekly Mass and formal catechesis beginning at age three. Includes spiritual development activities and preparation for sacraments.
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Montessori Education Programs 1 activity
- Provides Montessori-based early childhood educationOffers Montessori Primary education for children aged 2½ to 6+ in a prepared classroom environment that supports sensorial exploration and intellectual development, aligned with the Catechesis of the Good Shepherd program.
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Project-Based Learning Programs 1 activity
- Provides art and science instruction through hands-on projectsOffers hands-on art and science education for students across grade levels, including weekly science labs with experiments and nature journaling, and art instruction tracing artistic development from prehistoric times through the Roman Empire, integrating the seven elements of art and skill-building in drawing and painting.
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Early Childhood Music Education 1 activity
- Provides music education for children of all agesOffers age-appropriate music education through multiple programs: "Mommy and Me" Music Together classes for children up to age three, rhythm and movement classes for ages three to four, and structured music instruction for grades 1–8 including harmony, part singing, instrumental practice with bells, and a three-year music history cycle focusing on nine composers.
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Homeschool Support Services 1 activity
- Provides weekly educational co-op program for homeschooled childrenOffers a structured academic and extracurricular program for homeschooled children ages 0–13, including weekly instruction in history, science, art, music, theater, literature, and Latin, with a three-year rotating curriculum in history (Ancient, Medieval, Modern) and science (life science, earth science, astronomy, chemistry, physics), hands-on laboratory experiments, and writing assignments with teacher feedback. Serves over 20 families and more than 60 children in Pelham, NY, during the academic year.
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Uncategorized 1 activity
- Facilitates sacramental preparation and celebrationPrepares co-op children for First Communion after at least two years of participation in the program, with First Communion Mass held every other year. Also offers private Confirmation to 7th and 8th grade students who complete at least two years of catechism preparation, administered every two years.
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Who they work with
- Lands’ End Partner — Partner vendor for school uniform clothing with optional CCC logo customization.
- Music Together Partner — Uses the Music Together curriculum in its early childhood music programs.
- Professional theater instructors Partner — Lead the annual Shakespeare production for students in grades 4–8.
- professional theater instructors Partner — Lead the annual Shakespeare production for students in grades 4-8.
- visiting priests and religious Partner — Lead weekly Catechism classes (Catlab) for students in grades 5-8.
- visiting priests and religious Partner — Provides instruction and spiritual guidance to older students in the CatLab program.
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Catechesis of the Good Shepherd for Child-Centered Spiritual Developmentmethodology: catechesis_of_the_good_shepherdBy using the Catechesis of the Good Shepherd method, the organization fosters each child’s personal relationship with God through contemplation, self-directed learning in a prepared environment, and theological imagery, supporting moral development and spiritual identity.
- Classical Catholic Education Focused on Wisdom and Virtuemethodology: classical_catholic_educationBy using classical, Catholic educational materials that expose students to truth, goodness, and beauty, the organization cultivates wisdom and virtue as foundational to intellectual and spiritual formation, integrating these values across academic and artistic subjects.
- Integrated, Narrative-Based Curriculum Across Disciplinesmethodology: integrated_history-based_learningBy organizing the curriculum around a unified historical cycle and narrative engagement, the organization integrates subjects like literature, science, art, and religion, enhancing comprehension and retention through story-based learning and deep textual analysis.
- Parent-Cooperative Model to Strengthen Educational and Spiritual Formationmethodology: parent-cooperative_education_modelBy requiring parents to teach, participate, and support curriculum review, the organization strengthens both academic outcomes and family spiritual life, leveraging parental involvement as a core mechanism for reinforcing learning and Catholic identity.