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Study Halls

Small groups. Weekly meetings. Peer accountability and shared momentum. Study Halls are where learning becomes a practice, not an event.

How It Works

What Happens in a Study Hall

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Join a Cohort
Browse the schedule, pick a Study Hall that matches your situation, and join mid-session or at the start of a new cycle.
2
Weekly Check-In
Each session opens with a brief share: what you worked on, what stuck, what's tripping you up. No judgment — just honest reflection.
3
Collaborative Problem-Solving
The group works through real challenges together. Questions get surfaced, resources get shared, and breakthroughs happen faster together.
4
Weekly Wrap
Close each session with commitments for the following week. Accountability without pressure — just peers who genuinely want to see each other succeed.

Find Your Group

Current Study Hall Cohorts

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K–8 Learners Circle

For homeschool families with elementary and middle school students. Parents co-attend with children. Focus on building AI learning habits early, sharing curriculum discoveries, and celebrating progress.

When: Tuesdays 10:00 AM ET
Who: Families with K–8 students
Size: Max 8 families
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High School Focus

For homeschool teens and their facilitators. College prep, transcript building, and thinking skill development for the upper years. Students attend independently; parents get separate monthly sync.

When: Thursdays 2:00 PM ET
Who: Teens (grades 9–12)
Size: Max 6 students
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Parent Circles

Parents only. A confidential space to discuss challenges, share wins, troubleshoot AI tool issues, and support each other through the emotional realities of homeschooling. Facilitated by an experienced homeschool mentor.

When: Wednesdays 8:00 PM ET
Who: Homeschool parents only
Format: Confidential + facilitated
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Educator Rounds

For classroom teachers and learning coaches. Discuss classroom challenges, share what's working with AI tools, and get peer feedback on lesson designs. Educators from all subjects welcome.

When: Fridays 4:00 PM ET
Who: Teachers, coaches, facilitators
Format: Open discussion + case rounds

Questions

Common Questions

No — you can attend as often as works for you. That said, cohorts build momentum over time, and regular attendance tends to produce better outcomes. But life happens, and we understand that.

Then the K–8 Learners Circle or Parent Circles are especially good fits. You'll find other newcomers alongside people who've been at it for years. No pressure to be an expert — just present and willing to share.

Study Halls are free for all Auxesis community members. Enroll in any track and you get automatic access to the community.

Study Halls are not recorded — what's shared in the room stays in the room. Live Labs are sometimes recorded for absent members; you'll always be notified in advance.

Yes. Use the contact form on the Support page or speak up in any Study Hall. If there's enough interest, we'll help you start one.

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