Our co-op is a group of homeschoolers who come together to worship, learn, play, and serve one another in love. Parents serve as teachers and assistants while their children attend weekly classes with other homeschoolers.

Our classes change each year dependent upon the needs and desires of the families participating. Each year we endeavor to have both academic and enrichment courses to assist you with your homeschooling needs.

We know homeschoolers don't often fall into just one grade level so our classes usually cover a range of levels: K3-5, 1st-3rd, 3rd-5th, 6th-8th, 9th-12th. As the parent, you decide which level they fit into for each particular class.

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We are currently full for the 2026-2027 school year. For specific questions, contact us at bchabiccbastrop@gmail.com

 

BICC Membership Process

 

*Please note: We require that the oldest student in a family must be a minimum of seven years old for the family to be eligible. Reach out to us at BCHABICCBastrop@gmail.com if you need help or more information about this.

Step 1: Check for availability for the current schoolyear by emailing us. If we are full, you are welcome to continue the next steps and be placed on a waitlist.

Step 2: Fill out the BCHA application form located in the BCHA Handbook. Your family must be a BCHA member first in order to join BICC. BCHA is our umbrella organization. If you are already a member of BCHA, skip to step 4 to begin the process for BICC

Step 3: Submit the BCHA application to BCHABICCBastrop@gmail.com and send a $25 BCHA membership fee via PayPal to treasury@bcha.cc.

Step 4: Read the BICC Handbook and agree to abide by the contents therein.

Step 5: Complete either the BICC New Family or Returning Family application found in the BICC Handbook and submit to BCHABICCBastrop@gmail.com and send a non-refundable $25 BICC application fee via PayPal to treasury@bcha.cc.

Step 6: Interview with the BCHA-BICC Board, if applicable. Once we receive your application and fees, we will contact you for your interview. (You only need to interview once every three years.)

 

If you are accepted into our Co-Op:

Step 7: Receive available class details from education director and sign up for the classes your family wants.

Step 8: Attend mandatory orientation during the summer.

Step 9: Before the start of co-op, purchase or borrow any required texts and materials/supplies for your child(ren)s classes. Details on this will be provided during class signups and at orientation.

Step 10: Pay co-op monthly fees ($20 for the first child and $10 for each additional child with a cap of $50/family) and any class specific fees, as requested by the class lead teacher (often the case for supply heavy classes like science, art, and cooking, etc). These class fees are typically nominal and can be paid per semester or per year.

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Sample Class Offerings

We offer classes for Kindergarten through 12th grade. Classes change each year, though core classes often remain the same. Here are some classes that we have offered at our Co-op:

Cooking, Geography, Dance, Language Arts, History, Highschool Sciences, ASL, Spanish, PE, Agriculture, Criminal Justice, and more