Class Information, Curriculum,
Clubs and More!
2026/27
Trailblazers
(Preschool, Ages 2-5)
Our Trailblazer students participate in a rotational science class that introduces exciting topics through hands-on exploration, experiments, and discovery-based learning. Our program also focuses on early phonics and pre-reading skills, helping young learners build a strong foundation for future reading success. Children will enjoy a variety of hands-on learning activities that encourage problem-solving, creativity, fine motor development, and social interaction. Afternoons are dedicated to play-based learning, allowing students to learn through imagination, exploration, and meaningful peer engagement.
In addition, students will participate in rotating club experiences throughout the year, including:
•Animal Club , Early Readers Club, & Craft Corner.
Voyagers
( Kindergarten & 1st Grade )
A fun and engaging learning environment designed to nurture curiosity, creativity, early literacy, and a love of discovery through hands-on activities, group learning, and meaningful friendships.
Core Curriculum (Science): Gather 'Round – Ocean Animals
Group Class: Elective 2026 Fall Semester "Nature Workshop"
Clubs:
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Book Club (2x monthly: Student Council Early Readers Club & Teacher-Led Reading Activity)
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Physical Education (shared with Adventurers)
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Art Club
Adventurers
(Second & Third Grade)
Designed for curious learners, Adventurers encourages students to explore new ideas, ask questions, and grow academically and socially through meaningful, hands-on learning opportunities.
Core Curriculum (Science): Apologia Zoology 2
Group Class: Elective 2026 Fall Semester "Nature Workshop"
Clubs:
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Physical Education (PE)
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Book Club
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Art Club
Explorers
(Fourth- Sixth Grade)
Designed for students who are ready to dig deeper, Explorers encourages critical thinking, independence, collaboration, and creativity through engaging academics, hands-on projects, and meaningful discussions.
Core Curriculum (Science): Apologia Zoology 2
Group Class: Elective 2026 Fall Semester "Nature Workshop"
Clubs:
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Physical Education (PE)
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Book Club
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Art Club
Navigators
(Seventh & Eighth Grade)
Created for students preparing for the transition into high school, Navigators fosters independence, responsibility, critical thinking, and leadership through engaging academics, collaborative learning, and meaningful discussions. Students are encouraged to take ownership of their learning while exploring new ideas, developing practical skills, and building lasting friendships.
Core Curriculum (Science): Apologia Zoology 2
Group Class: Elective – Life Skills & Leadership Workshop (Fall 2026)
Clubs:
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Physical Education (PE)
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Book Club
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Art Club
Wayfinders
(Ninth-Twelfth Grade)
Wayfinders is designed to prepare students for life beyond high school by fostering leadership, responsibility, critical thinking, and real-world skills. Students are encouraged to take ownership of their education while developing academic confidence, serving as role models within the co-op community, and exploring opportunities for personal growth, mentorship, and future success.
Core Curriculum (Science): Apologia Biology with Lab
Group Class: Elective – Life Skills & Leadership
Clubs / Flex Time:
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Student Council Participation
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Buddy Reading Club (1x monthly with Voyagers; qualifies for volunteer hours)
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Flexible Time for Study, Collaboration, Project Work, or Leadership Opportunities
Beyond the Classroom
At Compass Rose, we believe that some of the most meaningful learning happens beyond textbooks and lesson plans. Our goal is to cultivate a rich, well-rounded educational experience that nurtures not only academic growth, but also character, creativity, leadership, and community involvement.
Throughout the school year, students participate in monthly spirit week celebrations, educational field trips, seasonal events, book fairs, holiday parties, service projects, and community outreach opportunities. These experiences are intentionally designed to strengthen friendships, foster a sense of belonging, encourage teamwork, and create lasting memories for the entire family.
We also believe that learning should be shared and celebrated. Each semester concludes with a special showcase program where students present projects, performances, demonstrations, and highlights from their studies to an audience of family members, friends, and community supporters. Public speaking and presentation skills are invaluable life skills, yet they are opportunities many homeschooled students may not regularly encounter. At Compass Rose, we intentionally create these experiences to help students develop confidence, poise, communication skills, and the ability to share their ideas effectively with others. Watching students grow in their willingness to stand before an audience, articulate what they have learned, and take pride in their accomplishments is one of the most rewarding aspects of our program.
At Compass Rose, education is more than a classroom experience—it is a journey of discovery, connection, service, leadership, and personal growth.
2026/27 Semester Pricing
All pricing is subject to change
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Enrollment Fees
New Families
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Per Semester: $125
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Full Year (Fall + Spring): $175
New families who enroll for both semesters at once save $75 over paying by semester. This also helps us plan more efficiently for the year ahead—thank you!
If a family begins with one semester and chooses to add the second later, the additional fee will apply at that time.
Monthly Tuition Rates
Rates for the 2026/27 School Year
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1 Student: $90/month
2 Students: $150/month
3 Students: $210/month
Each Additional Student: +$60/month -
Sibling Discount
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The first enrolled student is billed at the full rate of $90/month. Each additional sibling is discounted to $60/month.
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Infants under 6 months of age may qualify for a reduced rate. Please inquire for details.
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High School (Wayfinders) Curriculum & Lab Fee
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$95 per high school student
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This is a one-time annual fee due during the first semester/first month of attendance and covers curriculum materials, lab-related supplies, and high school program resources. This fee is not a monthly charge.
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Tuition Policies
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Tuition is due on the 1st of each month (August–December) unless you have elected to pay ahead for the semester.
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Please note that tuition is not prorated for partial attendance or months with scheduled breaks. Compass Rose continues to fully operate throughout the semester with ongoing building usage, event preparation, planning, administrative coordination, and student-focused programming—even during weeks when classes are not physically meeting.
Event, Supply, & Insurance Family Fee
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$300 Annual Event & Supply Fee
Covers cooperative-wide events, classroom supplies, core curriculum books group activities, and operational materials used throughout the school year. -
$100 Annual Family Insurance Fee
Provides insurance coverage for your entire family for the school year.
What’s Included
Core curriculum, hands-on activities, and standard classroom supplies are included in the pricing provided.
Additional fees for student council items and clubs may be required- this information will always be properly communicated
Background Check Requirement
There is also an additional self-funded fee for a notarized background check, processed through the State of Tennessee.
Please note:
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We are unable to accept background checks from other entities or programs.
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All background checks must be notarized copies, completed directly through tn.gov.
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This is required for any adult who plans to participate in classes with students.
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Each family is expected to designate one attending adult who will participate in classes alongside their student(s).
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If another adult (such as a spouse, grandparent, etc ) plans to interchange or substitute attendance at any point, that adult must also have a background check on file.
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All background checks must be submitted to the board prior to the start of the semester.