co-opschool
nounUK /ˈkəʊ.ɒp.skuːl/
US /ˈkoʊ.ɑːp.skuːl/
A school where families work together to help run the classes.
My little brother goes to a co-opschool where parents take turns teaching art.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A learning program where teachers and parents share the job of teaching.
The co-opschool meets three days a week and parents lead the science lessons.
3. A small school owned and managed by the families who use it.
Our co-opschool voted to buy new books with the money families raised.
4. A place where kids learn together while grown-ups share the work.
At the co-opschool, every family helps clean up after class.