Grounded Oklahoma Christian Co-op Institute

Grounded Oklahoma Christian Co-op Institute is a nonprofit organization operating as a Christian homeschool cooperative. It functions as a support organization for homeschooling families, providing educational resources and community building opportunities.

Mission and Principles

As a Christian-based organization, Grounded Oklahoma Christian Co-op Institute shares a biblical worldview emphasizing key Christian doctrines. These include the belief in the Bible as the inspired word of God, the Trinity, and the divinity of Christ. The organization aims to foster a community grounded in these principles, encouraging families to grow spiritually together while supporting their educational endeavors.

The name "Grounded" reflects the organization's aspiration to be like a tree planted by streams of water, symbolizing its commitment to be rooted in biblical teachings and values.

Educational Offerings

Grounded Oklahoma Christian Co-op Institute offers a range of educational classes designed for students from kindergarten to 12th grade. The high school classes are structured to be academically rigorous and are suitable for inclusion on transcripts. The organization focuses on building a supportive community where families and students can grow both academically and spiritually.

Leadership and Instructors

The organization’s instructors and administrators are comprised of veteran homeschool parents, professionals from various fields, and retired or certified educators. They share a passion for their subjects and a commitment to serving through education grounded in biblical values.

Structure and Operations

Grounded Oklahoma Christian Co-op Institute operates as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, with donations being tax-deductible. It is not accredited by any state or educational agency but is recognized as a support organization for homeschooling families.

Values and Culture

The organization emphasizes the importance of biblical integrity in all aspects of its operations. Members are expected to demonstrate a teachable spirit, personal accountability, and a commitment to honoring their faith through their behavior and academic participation.