Many families choose to start the day with Mass at 8am in the church and then join the parish for a potluck breakfast afterwards in the community room. The first period classes begin at 9:45am in their various locations across the campus. Once the day has begun, some parents stay in common area or outside to talk or walk with other parents, bring a book to read, work on work projects, or visit the church to spend some time with Jesus. When class periods change, children need to go to their next class or return to their parent promptly. The assigned lunch period is 12:45pm but some may be eating lunch earlier with their parent outside earlier, especially the younger crew. Lunch is 30 mins. then the first afternoon class starts at 1:15pm.

Endeavor supports the "Learn by Doing" philosophy of learning. Classes and camps provide an opportunity for students to participate in hands on educational experiences. Year-round educational enrichment opportunities for students in grades K-8.

Fun, friendship and new adventures are what Girl Scouts is all about. Making friends, testing her strengths, exploring new possibilities. It’s all here for her. Whether teaming up with others or learning to shine on their own, Girl Scouts have the tools and community support they need to succeed. Homeschooling? You can “mix and match” Girl Scout badges with the curriculum you are using! The content of all Girl Scout national proficiency badges and journeys have been correlated by grade level to national Common Core Standards, 21st Century Skills Standards, Financial Literacy Education Standards, and curriculum and learning objectives for all 50 states and the District of Columbia. Girl Scouts have fun outside, too! Getting outdoors is a great way for girls to explore leadership, build skills, and develop a deep appreciation for nature. Girl Scouts of Colonial Coast operates several properties for troop camping and outdoor programming that includes summer day and resident camp options. Everything Girl Scouts do builds their curiosity, kindness, and can-do spirit. And as they earn badges, help their community, and deepen their friendships, they’ll also have a blast along the way.

The James Madison Academy for Educational Freedom is a parent lead, faith based, home schooling support group which offers a wide variety of classes through a “hybrid” drop off co-op program, family oriented field trips and events, home schooling support meetings, and fellowship with like-minded believers in Christ.

We are a Christ-centered homeschool group that provides a variety of educational and enrichment classes for homeschooling families in a safe and loving environment. We co-labor with each other and God to achieve creative excellence by serving each other through our strengths.

We are a home-school coop that meets once a week at the Marbletown Community Center in Stone Ridge, New York.