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OLGH meets twice a month, on the 2nd and 4th Fridays, between 8.45am and noon at St. Patrick's Church Arcola.

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OLGH is open to everyone, but our classes and community focus is specifically Catholic. 

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This depends on the number of students you are enrolling and the types of projects our students will be doing that semester, but generally, they will incldue the following fees:

• Registration Fee per family -- TBD
• PreK-K student -- $50/semester Supply Fee
• 7-12 student -- $80/semester Supply Fee
• Insurance Paid Once per Family Per Year -- $40 (subject to change at the beginning of the school year depending on the number of families enrolled)
• Additional fees for field trips will apply as the need arises.
• Note: Supply Fees are subject to change depending on the cost of the particular supplies needed in a given semester or year.

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OLGH meets twice a month, on the 2nd and 4th Fridays, between 8.45am and noon at St. Patrick's Church Arcola.

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Please visit our What to Expect page and scroll down to "Class Descriptions" to see a detailed list of the classes offered at OLGH.

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No, OLGH is not a drop-off program. With community being a primary focus, it's very important to us that parents stay on campus. Further, we need all hands to help our co-op run smoothly!

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OLGH doesn't adhere to any particular homeschooling method. We have families in our group who use structured curricula such as Seton, others who use more classical curricula such as Memoria Press or Kolbe, others who use Catholic Heritage, Catholic Schoolhouse, others a mix, and still others who unschool. The main focus of our group is not the curriculum, but the family, and the community that we can offer each other.