2026–2027 Programs

Two programs. One mission. Zero screens.

Each program complements your home-based learning with collaborative, project-rich, hands-on experiences in a nature-rooted setting. We accept PEP, FES-EO, and FES-UA Florida scholarships — get in touch for tuition details.

Core program

Tuesday & Wednesday Co-op

Grades K–83 trimesters8:1 ratio

Our core offering is a twice-weekly learning cooperative for homeschoolers, K–8. Three structured learning blocks each day weave together academic foundations, life skills & project work, and Socratic seminar & literary discussions — all screen-free, all in small multi-age groups with an 8:1 ratio.

We draw on proven programs and complement your home curriculum rather than replace it. Parents trust GROW because they see growth that’s both measurable and real.

GROW students working on IEW writing
Language Arts & Writing

IEW Excellence in Writing

We use the Institute for Excellence in Writing (IEW) — one of the most respected structured writing programs available — alongside phonics, reading comprehension, vocabulary, and oral storytelling. Students from early readers through Grade 8 develop confidence and craft across every mode of writing.

Mathematics

Math that sticks

Small-group instruction lets us meet each child exactly where they are. We use Mammoth Math — a structured, mastery-based program — because it allows for individualized pacing and includes parent-accessible lessons families can continue at home.

No timed-test anxiety. No one left behind. Just real mathematical confidence, built step by step.

Eco-Education & Science

Eco-School Gold — NWF

Environmental stewardship is woven through every week — not a unit. Students tend a pollinator garden, run a recycling program, conduct citizen science, and engage with local ecosystems.

We hold Eco-School Gold certification from the National Wildlife Federation (NWF) — Gold is the highest level awarded, recognizing schools that embed environmental action across the whole program.

Financial Literacy · Grades K–8

Money Matters

30 minutes of financial education daily, every Tuesday and Wednesday. Kids follow a story-based spiral curriculum that builds real money skills from K–8. A Family Money Mission goes home each day. Entrepreneurial ventures in Trimester 2 put the learning into practice.

The Grow Co-op community panoramic

Schedule

First TrimesterTue & Wed, Sept 8 – Dec 16
Thanksgiving BreakNov 19 – Dec 7
Winter BreakDec 17 – Jan 11
Second TrimesterTue & Wed, Jan 12 – Mar 10
Spring BreakMar 11 – Apr 5
Third TrimesterTue & Wed, Apr 6 – Jun 2

Daily hours

10:00 AM – 4:30 PM

Tuition & fees

We’re happy to walk you through all tuition details, payment plans, and sibling discounts in a personal conversation.

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Location

UU Fellowship of Boca Raton RE Building
2601 St. Andrews Blvd
Boca Raton, FL 33434

Scholarships

We accept PEP, FES-EO, and FES-UA Florida scholarship programs. We’re happy to help you apply.

Interested?

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They came home so excited to tell me everything they learned… you're creating memories that go way beyond the classroom.
Grow Co-op parent
New for 2026–27

Thursday Enrichment

Grades K–8InterdisciplinaryThursdays 10am–4:30pm

Our Thursday Enrichment program is a year-long interdisciplinary journey that integrates each topic into all subject areas, closes each trimester with a showcase day, and includes a culminating project experience shared at the end of the year.

GROW student doing watercolor painting — mixed media art
Grades K–2

Science · Mixed Media Art · Geography

Each trimester centers on a scientific theme, explored through hands-on studio art and continent-based geography study. Students explore all seven continents while building critical thinking, creativity, spatial awareness, environmental literacy, and a growing global perspective.

GROW students in a small-group discussion — Socratic seminar
Grades 3–8

Modern History · Model UN · Film

Students study modern history through the lens of the Montessori Model United Nations (MMUN) program, representing real countries and engaging in structured diplomatic debate. Alongside this, they produce original short films inspired by their historical research. The year culminates in an MMUN conference and a full-scale film premiere celebration.

Program archive

Where we’ve been

GROW has been full since day one. Here’s a look at our programs by year — and the memories we’ve made along the way.

2025–2026Inaugural year · Full enrollment
Core program

Tuesday & Wednesday Co-op

Grades K–8 · Inaugural cohorts

Our founding program — academic foundations, IEW writing, eco-education, Socratic seminar, and literary discussions across three multi-age cohorts (Maples, Palms, Oaks) in a completely screen-free setting.

Welcome to the Grow Co-op handmade sign with student photos
GROW community in matching shirts in front of the Green Our World banner
Enrichment program

Film Workshop

Grades 3–8 · Lights, Camera, Imagination!

Every month, students dove deep into a different dimension of filmmaking — story structure, character development, cinematography, genre, and editing. They brainstormed original concepts, wrote scripts, assigned crew roles, and brought their stories to life using iPhones, cameras, and green screens before cutting in iMovie.

What made it special: every student’s voice mattered. From writing to directing to acting to sound, each child found their role and ran with it. Films ranged from comedies to documentaries to original dramas.

The year closed with the Premiere Night Awards Show — red carpet entrance, paparazzi, awards in every category, and a dance party to celebrate every filmmaker’s work in front of their families.

Led by Jessica Murray with parent volunteers · 2 days/month · Mondays & Fridays
The full GROW Film Workshop crew with costumes and clapperboard
GROW Film Workshop students in costume for their film production
2026–2027Current year · Full enrollment
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Tuesday & Wednesday Co-op
Grades K–8 · Continuing
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Thursday Enrichment
Grades K–8 · New this year

Full schedule, curriculum & tuition details are shown above.

Interested in GROW?

We’re full for 2026–27, but we’d love to connect with families thinking ahead to 2027–28. Reach out to learn more, schedule a visit, or ask about tuition and Florida scholarship options.

We accept PEP, FES-EO, and FES-UA scholarship programs.

Get in touch →