Our co-op is currently at maximum enrollment.

To join the waitlist, click 'Join' from top right menu above and complete the application form. 

Note: Utah Christian Homeschool Association (UTCH) membership is required to join UDWC. This includes signing the UTCH Statement of Faith.

Attendance at one Informational Visitor Day meeting (offered once in fall and once in spring) is required before joining. After attending, families will be added to UDWC first come, first served, when there is space available. Waitlisted families will be notified by email when a Visitor Day or Park Day is scheduled.

The Informational Visitor Days to join the 2025-26 co-op year are scheduled  as follows:

• Thursday, November 7, 2024 at 9:15 am
  
• Thursday, March 6, 2025 at 9:15 am
  

In the meantime, you are welcome to join Utah Christian Homeschool Association (UTCH), however note that the UTCH "year" runs July 1-June 30, should you join prior to July 1, you will need to update (and pay for) your membership again after July 1.  UTCH.org

• UTCH membership provides access to all large group activities and opportunities available through the Davis/Weber Google Group and the UTCH Statewide list. You will receive messages from within the Utah Christian homeschool community about field trips and gatherings through that group. It is also a great place to hear about the family activities offered through the various local churches (both throughout the summer and the school year).
  

UDWC is a Christian Parent Participation co-op.

UDWC leadership, in conjunction with UDWC course coordinators determine the course schedule for the year. Parents of students enrolled in the co-op teach the courses.

Additionally, UDWC leadership, in conjunction with course coordinators, determine the total number of Helper Units needed throughout the entire schedule and divide them among all participants. Therefore, parents serve as helpers in courses in addition to/other than those in which their students are enrolled.

Our cooperative is "re-designed" every year as each participating family considers which courses their own children need and what they are willing to volunteer to coordinate. The cooperative course offerings change each year.

We ask families who choose to participate in this co-op to commit to participation for the full year and regular attendance, missing only due to illness or emergency. We ask families in UDWC to make co-op attendance a priority and schedule family vacations, activities, and appointments on different days. If you cannot commit to regular attendance and participation for the full year, UDWC is not the right co-op for your family.

UDWC is volunteer dependent and the short terms (10 weeks in the fall and 10 weeks in the winter) mean that every week’s materials are very important for students to master materials presented. In addition, withdrawals during the co-op year burden coordinators, teachers, and co-op families with the time-consuming responsibility of filling empty teaching and helping slots.