After you complete our waitlist form [HERE], we’ll reach out to schedule an interview—either in person or over the phone.

This interview helps us ensure that our families share the values that PEAK is built on. Afterward, we’ll review your children’s ages and our current class availability to see if we can offer your family a spot for the upcoming school year.

If we’re able to accommodate you, we’ll send an email with the next steps for enrollment!

We work hard to keep PEAK affordable and sustainable for our families while valuing the time and gifts of our teachers and community partners.

Base Tuition:

• $250 per student This covers 24 class periods (12 per semester), all teacher compensation, classroom supplies, and materials for the year.
  

Church Tithe:

• $50 per family This is a gift (or tithe) to the church that graciously hosts our co-op. While not always required by the church, this giving is a core value of PEAK. We want to be a blessing to the space that blesses us.
  

Liability Insurance:

• Estimated $35–$50 per family PEAK carries liability insurance to protect our leadership, teachers, and families. The total cost of our insurance is divided evenly among participating families, with the final amount confirmed in August once registration is complete.

Payment Schedule:

Upon Enrollment:

• $50 church tithe

• 30% of total tuition
  

By July 31st:

• Remaining 70% of tuition

• Final insurance fee
  

If families choose to pay their tuition in full, the insurance fee will still be invoiced separately in July once the amount of families is finalized.

Other Notes:

• All fees must be paid in full before the school year begins.

• We do not offer refunds, as teacher contracts and supply purchases are based on enrollment numbers.

• Invoices will be sent to families after registration is received.
  

If you have any questions about fees or payment options, please reach out to us at info@climbtothepeak.com.

We have 24 core class days each year, following a traditional school-year schedule. Classes begin in early September and conclude in April.

How Are the Semesters Structured? Our year is divided into two 12-class semesters:

• First Semester: September – December

• Second Semester: January – April

Yes! We follow a traditional school schedule and will break for major holidays, including:

• Thanksgiving Break

• Christmas Break

• Spring Break

• Easter Break
  

Specific break dates will be provided in the yearly calendar and communicated to members in advance.

Yes! Holiday, birthday, and half-birthday celebrations take place within each child's Base Camp class. Additionally, our co-op votes after the year begins to determine the location of our annual Christmas party, ensuring that all members have a voice in our community events.

Teachers are also encouraged to incorporate seasonal celebrations into their Base Camp classes, such as Valentine’s Day, Thanksgiving, and Easter. These may include themed activities, special lessons, or small class celebrations that align with the values of PEAK. These traditions help foster a sense of community, gratitude, and joy among our families.

We love seeing our families each week at co-op, but we also understand that one of the joys of homeschooling is having flexibility in your schedule. Illness, vacations, and other commitments will naturally come up throughout the year.

While attendance is not mandatory, it is helpful for our teachers and volunteers to know if your family will be absent. If possible, we ask that you notify the group in advance so we can adjust for any volunteer roles you may be covering and lift your family up in prayer.

Yes! In addition to our core classes, we offer special events exclusively for our members. One of the highlights of the year is our PEAK Exploration Trip, which takes place in or around April to wrap up the school year. Additionally each year, our co-op votes on where to hold our annual Christmas party, ensuring that our community has a voice in shaping our celebrations.

Other optional events may be scheduled throughout the year, including field trips, service projects, and community gatherings. Additional events will be communicated to members through email and our members-only portal as they are planned.

PEAK is a cooperative program, which means parent involvement is essential to creating a supportive and thriving learning environment.

• On-Campus Requirement: Parents are required to remain on campus during co-op hours, as this is not a drop-off program.
  

• Classroom Support: For classes with children ages 9 and under, we require parent volunteers to assist teachers as an extra set of hands. This helps ensure smooth class activities and provides additional support for students.
  

• Community Participation: Parents are encouraged to engage in our co-op community by assisting with special events, cleanup, and setup when needed.
  

• Communication: If your family will be absent, we ask that you notify the group as soon as possible to help us adjust for any volunteer roles you may be covering.
  

• Respect & Cooperation: PEAK thrives on teamwork! We ask that parents work together to foster a positive, Christ-centered learning environment for all families.

We do not have a specific dress code, but we ask that all families dress in a way that is respectful of our partnership with the church. Please avoid clothing with inappropriate language, images, or messages. Our goal is to create a comfortable and welcoming environment for everyone in our community.

We follow the local school district’s closures for weather-related cancellations. If the school district cancels due to snow or other severe weather, our co-op will also be canceled.

We have one built-in make-up day on the calendar per semester to account for cancellations. However, if more than one weather-related cancellation occurs in a semester, we will not be able to schedule additional make-up days due to semester length and holiday breaks.

We encourage all children to demonstrate the Fruits of the Spirit—love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control—while interacting with their classmates and teachers.

Students are expected to listen to and respect their teachers and peers, follow class instructions, and contribute to a positive learning environment. If behavior issues arise, parents will be involved in addressing concerns to ensure a supportive and respectful atmosphere for all students. Since this is a family-centered co-op, we work together to guide children in making good choices and growing in character.

No, PEAK is not a drop-off program. A parent or guardian is required to remain on campus at all times during co-op hours.

At PEAK, we strive to handle conflict with grace, respect, and biblical principles. We encourage open communication and a spirit of understanding among our families. If an issue arises, we ask that concerns be addressed directly and respectfully with those involved. If further guidance is needed, leadership is available to help mediate and seek a resolution that aligns with our values of kindness, patience, and unity.

For the privacy and safety of our members, we do not share the specific address of our campus until we’ve met families for the first time. However, we are located in Northwest Ohio and welcome families from Perrysburg, Maumee, Bowling Green, and other surrounding areas!

We currently meet on Thursdays to give families the flexibility to enjoy a long weekend if they choose. We also strive to schedule most of our events on Thursdays to minimize disruptions to your family’s routine.