We meet on Thursdays during the school year from 9:00-2:00.

Our first day of the semester typically starts on the first Thursday of  September and we meet for 12 consecutive weeks for the fall semester. We resume classes for our members in the Spring which typically start on the first Thursday in January and we meet for 12 consecutive weeks. See our website for the exact dates for this year.

Yes, all of our classes are a la carte. You can choose one class or stay all day.

Members are welcome to stay all day or come and go.  We have assembly and lunch each week and members are welcome to join us. We do not have an opt-out fee, but do require a small amount of flexible service time options throughout the year. 

Member classes are for a full year and several classes can be joined throughout the year. If you see it as open you may register.

Registration Instructions: (Once registration is open)

Step 1: Review and agree to our Statement of Faith, Review and agree to our handbook. Then request to JOIN (upper right-hand corner) Then wait for 

            approval. Please do not click join until you are ready to pay. (This is located in the upper right-hand corner when open enrollment is available) This

            process takes 24-48 hours.  

Step 2: Follow the directions carefully at the top of the member's application.  (ie. photo, pay fee, Sign Up for Genius Commitments, etc.) If steps are

            skipped this will delay your approval to register for classes. 

Step 3: Pay the invoice for (SCF)(s) 

Step 4: Once your PayPal for (SCF) has been accepted by CCA and service hours are signed up for you will receive an approval email to register for

            classes.

Step 5: Register for classes under our membership "Registration Tab".  Once completed your invoice is ready to be paid in the upper right-hand corner of the website.

Step 6: Pay your membership class invoice(s) (located on the top menu bar of the website) Classes will not be held unless payment is made.

Step 7: Join our community Facebook Page Here (You will find us under "CCA Community") Members only

Step 8: Like our Public Facebook Page here & Like our Instagram page.

Please email any questions to ccha@crestviewcha.com

Still, have questions? Please email us at: CCHA@crestviewcha.com

Helpful Tips Prior to Registration:

Watch for the Join button which will be visible once registration is open. 

A few items to gather:

1. Have headshot photo of your child ready to upload (The headshot you use will also be their student ID card and yearbook photo)

2. Student email (if they have one)

3. Have a candid photo of your family ready to upload (this helps us identify those on campus)

4. Homeschool Association name

5. Church name, address and website address

6. Don’t forget to order the student ID card and register for service points. 

Applications are processed in the order received and your space is saved in line. Incomplete applications will delay registration and you will be placed back into line as soon as possible. It typically take 24-48 hours for approval, but know our little fingers are working as fast as we can.

The Student Commitment Fee is the cost per student for your family to join Crestview. Once you are a member you will be allowed to register and participate in our community annually.

Registration cost is the cost for each member for a specific class. 

Materials Fee is the cost for materials for a specific class.  

We do not have a family fee to help offset the cost for families with multiple children.

Yes, the Statement of Faith can be found here. We are a Christ-centered cooperative with like-minded families.

Therefore if you have any encouragement from being united with Christ, if any comfort from his love, if any common sharing in the Spirit, if any tenderness and compassion, then make my joy complete by being like-minded, having the same love, being one in spirit and of one mind. Philippians 4:1-2

Yes, we are cooperative and all members volunteer. We want to get to know you and the best way to do this is by serving together.  If you have children who are not in classes they are welcome to come with you and help.  The volunteer commitment time is 8 service points which can be found in the newsletter under the Sign-Up-Genius link. There are lots of options and ways to serve and we have done our best to make this flexible and allow you to choose what works best for your schedule. Please keep in mind this is the minimum commitment, and many of our members choose to serve over and above what is required.

We do not have an opt-out fee. We are a cooperative that builds community.

Class registration and fees are listed on our website under the "Class Registration" tab. This tab is available when registration is open. Please click on the class to find the information. (Fee is listed to the far right)

Our Student Commitment Fee is also located on the first page of the website when we are accepting new members. 

Our existing members receive a discount on our Student Commitment Fee (SCF) as well as registration for classes. 

Although we are a cooperative you are not required to teach, but we do have members who teach. If you are not teaching we would love for you to use your gifts and talents in various areas of your choice to serve our families. As a member, you are welcome to stay on campus and build community or come and go as needed.  We are a community and want to support your homeschool efforts and come alongside you. 

No, we do not have preschool classes. There are lots of class opportunities for preschool classes throughout the Greenville area We do have park days for preschoolers and they are welcome to participate in Crestview activities. 

Our cooperative classes are designed to complement, not replace, parents’ efforts to homeschool their children, and are taught from a biblical worldview. We offer enrichment and academic classes for Kindergarten through High School, available in both collegiate style and à la carte formats. This means families can choose as few or as many classes as they need.

Many of our classes offer a full-based curriculum, which includes activities, text, media, assignments, and projects, all from a biblical perspective. While some classes are based on Classical, Charlotte Mason, or Unit studies foundations, all courses emphasize experiential learning. Each class is unique and has different requirements, which are detailed in the course descriptions on our website under the “Registration” tab. Here, you can also find information on required materials, curriculum, and class costs.

We do not offer traditional math classes because math is highly individualized. Our experience has shown that holding math classes once a week, with homework assigned for completion at home, has not been effective. When students encounter difficulties, they often have to wait until the following week for the teacher to address their concerns, which significantly slows their progress. Additionally, students who are ready to move ahead find themselves unable to excel, as they are often held back by the need to wait for other students to catch up.

However, we do offer math skill-building classes for our younger students, which have been highly successful in helping them develop a solid foundation in math. 

To support students, most of our families utilize online tutoring programs for on-demand assistance. Regarding curriculum, many families prefer a mastery math program such as Math U See. Cathy Duffy’s Homeschool Curriculum List is often a valuable resource. (Click Here)

Yes, see Crestview Christian Homeschool Academy Cooperative Handbook Code of Community Conduct Policies & Guidelines under the CCA Handbook tab on the website from the homepage. 

Crestview Christian Homeschool Cooperative is a 501(c)3 non-profit homeschool ministry. It is a board-driven and board-directed cooperative. 

Crestview has never had one director since its inception, but rather a Shepherding Board of Directors (SBOD). These directors are all volunteers and serve the Lord by supporting the cooperative ministry. The directors of the cooperative oversee the mission, purpose, members, and administration and approve all functions of the cooperative. 

The SBOD articulates the mission and develops strategies to achieve it. The SBOD monitors and holds all leaders accountable for doing their job. This is done by leading by example, then delegating and monitoring. The SBOD oversees and ensures good stewardship of resources, and maintains financial accountability and solvency which is done by approving and overseeing the annual budget. The SBOD also ensures legal compliance, obeying laws, making good judgments, setting aside personal interests, and acting in the best interest of ministering to our members. The SBOD ensures there are no conflicts of interest and ensures full disclosure of conflicts between outside organizations.  At Crestview, we are a board-driven and board-directed cooperative. 

Shepherd the flock of God among you, exercising oversight not under compulsion, but voluntarily, according to the will of God; and not for sordid gain, but with eagerness; nor yet as lording it over those allotted to your charge, but proving to be examples to the flock. And when the Chief Shepherd appears, you will receive the unfading crown of glory. 1 Peter 5:2-4

Take a moment to thank and encourage our directors to press on. 

Below is a list of resources/links that can be helpful on your homeschool journey:

• HSLDA has a great website...

  • Getting Started Here

  • Ready to roll  Here

• The South Carolina Homeschooling Connection Here

• SC State 

  • Explains the options in SC to homeschool Here (Most of our parents choose option 3)

  • List of Homeschool Accountability or Association Groups  Here

  • Graduation Requirements for Public School Diploma Here

List of Homeschool Accountability or Association Groups  Here

Explains the options in SC to homeschool Here (Most of our parents choose option 3)

See the link for the grade course study Here