learning co-op

noun
UK /ˈlɜːnɪŋ kəʊˌɒp/
US /ˈlɜːrnɪŋ koʊˌɑːp/

A group where kids learn together and help each other.

Our learning co-op meets at the library every Tuesday.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A shared arrangement where families take turns teaching lessons.

Each parent in the learning co-op teaches one subject.

3. An organization owned and run by its members for education.

The learning co-op is run by the teachers and parents together.

4. A partnership between schools to share teachers and resources.

Two small schools formed a learning co-op to offer more classes.