Cohousing-L Mailing List: Re: Multi-generational , Coop Educational Community ?

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Jennifer,

There are probably many, but two that come to mind are:  Wastach Commons
in Salt Lake City, that seems to have spun off a Waldorf School, and the
Tuscaloosa Cooperative Association (now in the formation stage) that may
include a school of some sort.  Historically, the best example, in my
view, was Brooke Farm (1842-1845) just outside Boston.  It didn't last
long, but had the right idea.

Charles N.




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> Are you aware of any cohousing community organized around the education
> of their children and the participation of multiple generations?
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> I'm working on the businesss plan to start one and would love to talk to
> someone who is doing it!
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> Thanks,
> jennifer
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> Jennifer Dolphin
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