Frequently Asked Questions
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KCo. Social Club Juniors is a membership-based social + enrichment community for ages 13–17.
Juniors brings together:
Community • Friendship • Enrichment • Sports • Creativity • Adventure • Life Skills • New Experiences
Rather than following one fixed program or schedule, families can choose from a growing calendar of opportunities throughout the year.
Some Juniors may come primarily for the social community. Others may participate in classes, sports, camps, clinics, or outings. Many will do a little of everything.
There isn't one way to be a Junior.
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Juniors welcomes students from all different learning paths, including:
Public School
Private School
Charter School
Homeschool
Virtual School
Hybrid Learning
Personalized Education
You don't have to homeschool to find your flock.
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No. Juniors is a social + enrichment community that welcomes both traditionally schooled and alternatively educated students.
However, we recognize that homeschool, virtual, hybrid, and personalized-learning families often need additional opportunities for daytime social connection and enrichment.
For that reason, some Juniors programming may be offered during traditional school hours, while other experiences will take place after school, evenings, weekends, and school breaks.
ABOUT JUNIORS
FIND YOUR FLOCK
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A Flock is a smaller circle within the larger KCo. Social Club Juniors community.
Flocks allow Juniors to develop more consistent connections rather than always walking into a completely new group.
We may bring Juniors together around compatible:
Ages • Grades • Interests • Personalities • Schedules • Learning Paths • Activities
Some Flocks may be age-specific, while others may naturally bring different ages together around a shared interest.
Our goal is to make the community:
Big enough for opportunity. Small enough to belong.
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Because Juniors spans ages 11–17, not every experience will include the entire age range.
Programming may be designated as:
Middle School • Grades 6–8
High School • Grades 9–12
All Juniors • Grades 6–12
We may also create smaller age ranges when appropriate for a particular activity.
Each class, clinic, camp, outing, or event will clearly identify its intended ages or grades.
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Yes.
Juniors is designed to grow with its members.
Middle school programming may emphasize:
Exploration • Friendship • Confidence • Creativity • Trying New Things • Developing Interests
High school programming can begin incorporating:
Leadership • Entrepreneurship • College + Career Exploration • Community Service • Mentorship • Life Skills • Greater Independence • Social Experiences
There will also be opportunities for the entire Juniors community to come together.
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Absolutely.
Siblings can both belong to Juniors while participating in different Flocks or programming based on their ages and interests.
They may also attend All Juniors experiences together.Changes remain subject to your tier requirements, booking windows, operating hours, and availability.
MEMBERSHIP
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KCo. Social Club Juniors Membership
$9/month per Junior
Membership keeps your junior connected to the KCo. Social Club community and provides ongoing access to member opportunities.
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Juniors Membership includes:
FREE Juniors Community Meet-Ups
Access to the Juniors community
Opportunities to connect with a Flock
Juniors programming calendar
Member communications
Priority registration for select programming
Member pricing on select experiences
Access to members-only opportunities
Invitations to special Social Club experiences
Membership is intentionally kept simple and accessible so families can choose additional programming based on their junior's individual interests.
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Yes. Juniors Community Meet-Ups are FREE.
We believe kids need opportunities to simply get together without every social interaction becoming another paid activity.
Meet-Ups may include:
Park Hangs • Beach Days • Casual Sports • Study Meet-Ups • Walks • Creative Hangs • Seasonal Gatherings • Community Days
Some Meet-Ups may have limited capacity and require an RSVP.
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For many experiences, yes.
Think of it this way:
Membership = Community + Access
Meet-Ups = FREE
Specialty Programming = Register As You Go
Keeping programming separate allows families to build their own experience instead of paying a large monthly fee for activities they may not use.
Does membership include unlimited classes, camps, and clinics?
No.
Classes, camps, clinics, specialty sports, ticketed events, outings, workshops, and other curated experiences may have an additional registration fee.
The exact price will always be provided before registration.
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Select programs may offer Member Pricing + Guest Pricing.
For example:
Member $25
Guest $35
Member discounts will vary depending on the program and may not apply to experiences where pricing is determined by a third-party instructor, partner, or venue.
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Select experiences may be open to guests.
Members may receive first access before remaining spaces are opened to non-members.
Some experiences may be designated Juniors Members Only.
PROGRAMMING + PRICING
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Programming costs vary depending on the instructor, location, length, materials, admission, equipment, transportation, food, and overall experience.
A general pricing guide:
Community Meet-Ups FREE
One-Time Classes $15–$35
Specialty Workshops $25–$65
Multi-Week Classes $75–$195+
Sports Clinics $25–$75+
Specialty Sports Experiences $45–$125+
Local Outings $15–$75+
Ticketed Events $25–$100+
Day Camps $75–$175+
Multi-Day Camps $195–$495+
Premium Experiences Varies
These ranges are intended as a general guide. Exact pricing will always be provided before your family registers.
CLASSES
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Juniors classes are built around interests, creativity, practical skills, and opportunities to discover something new.
Programming may include:
Creative
Art • Photography • Design • Florals • Sewing • Content CreationSTEM + Academic
Robotics • Technology • Science • Math • Writing • Hands-On STEMLife Skills
Cooking • Baking • Money Basics • Entrepreneurship • Etiquette • LeadershipOutdoor + Nature
Gardening • Hiking • Nature Exploration • Environmental EducationSocial
Book Clubs • Game Nights • Study Groups • Creative Clubs • Interest-Based GroupsProgramming will continue to evolve based on the interests of our Juniors community.
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It depends on the experience.
Some classes may be one-time workshops lasting 60–90 minutes, while others may meet weekly for several weeks.
Seasonal and semester-style programming may also be offered.
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Programming may be led by KCo. educators as well as specialty instructors, artists, coaches, professionals, community partners, and carefully selected vendors.
We want Juniors to learn from people who genuinely know and love what they do.
SPORTS + CLINICS
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Yes.
Sports and specialty clinics give Juniors opportunities to explore activities without necessarily committing to an entire competitive season.
Potential experiences may include:
Archery • English Riding • Cross Country • Tennis • Golf • Volleyball • Beach Sports • Fitness + Conditioning • Outdoor Recreation
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Clinics are focused, skill-based experiences.
They might be designed to introduce Juniors to something completely new or help them build a skill they already have.
For example:
Try Archery Clinic
Beginner Golf Clinic
Volleyball Skills Clinic
Running + Cross Country Clinic
English Riding Experience
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Usually not.
Many clinics will intentionally be designed as Try-It Experiences.
If a program requires prior experience or a particular skill level, that will be clearly stated before registration.
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It depends on the activity.
Some instructors or venues may provide equipment. Others may require Juniors to bring or rent their own.
Any equipment requirements or additional costs will be communicated before registration.
CAMPS
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Juniors Camps are curated experiences centered around interests, adventure, friendship + exploration.
Rather than traditional childcare-style camps, camps may be designed around a specific theme or experience.
Examples could include:
Creative Camp
Beach + Adventure Camp
Equestrian Camp
Entrepreneur Camp
Outdoor Camp
Sports Camp
Holiday Break Camp
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Camps may be offered during:
Summer
Winter Break
Spring Break
School Holidays
Select Weekends
Homeschool / Alternative School Days
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No. Camps are separately registered experiences.
Members may receive priority registration and/or special member pricing when available.
EVENTS + OUTINGS
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Events are where the Social Club part of Juniors really comes alive.
Potential experiences may include:
Movie Nights • Beach Days • Bonfires • Holiday Parties • Game Nights • Seasonal Socials • Creative Nights • Dinners • Field Trips • Community Service • Special Outings
We also envision more elevated social experiences as our Juniors grow.
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Yes, these are experiences we would love to develop for Juniors.
Programming may include etiquette, dining, manners, confidence, social skills, dancing, and other traditional social experiences presented in a fresh, modern way.
Formal experiences and special events would be optional and may have separate registration fees.
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A Meet-Up is casual, community-centered, and FREE.
An Event is generally more curated and may include food, entertainment, supplies, admission, a venue, an instructor, or another specialty element.
Because of these additional costs, ticketed events may have a registration fee.
FRIENDSHIP + SOCIAL CONNECTION
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That's one of the reasons Juniors exists.
Your junior does not need to arrive with a friend.
Our Interest Form, consultations, meet-ups, and Flocks help us get to know who they are and create opportunities for natural connections.
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They're welcome.
Not every junior wants to walk into a room and immediately socialize.
Small groups, shared activities, and repeated opportunities to see familiar faces can make connection feel much more natural.
We aren't trying to force friendships.
We're creating more opportunities for them to happen.
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They'll have plenty to explore too.
Juniors can give socially confident kids opportunities to expand their circle, develop leadership skills, introduce friends, explore new interests, and contribute to their community.
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Select experiences may include Bring-a-Friend opportunities.
Guest availability will depend on the activity, capacity, and whether the experience is members-only.
PARENTS + PARTICIPATION
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It depends on the experience. Each program will identify its format:
Junior Drop-Off
Parent-Onsite
Parent + Junior
Family Experience
Some meet-ups may also provide opportunities for parents to socialize while Juniors spend time together.
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KCo. Social Club Juniors is primarily a social, enrichment + community program, rather than a traditional childcare program.
Supervision, participation requirements, drop-off procedures, and parent expectations may vary depending on the particular experience and location.
These details will always be provided before registration.
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Absolutely.
Strong communities for kids often grow alongside connections between families.
Some meet-ups and special events may provide opportunities for parents to stay, meet one another, collaborate, or simply get to know the families their Juniors are spending time with.
HOMESCHOOL + PERSONALIZED LEARNING
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Yes.
For many families considering a different educational path, one of the first questions is:
Where will they find their people?
Juniors can be one part of that answer.
Through meet-ups, classes, sports, outings, enrichment, and recurring community, Juniors gives homeschool and personalized-learning students opportunities to build a social life beyond the home.
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No.
Juniors isn't intended to replace your junior's primary school or homeschool curriculum.
Instead, programming can complement their education through:
Enrichment • Experiences • Friendship • Movement • Creativity • Practical Skills • Community
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Yes, when there is enough community interest.
Select weekday and daytime opportunities may be developed specifically around homeschool, virtual, hybrid, and personalized-learning schedules.
After-school, evening, weekend, and school-break programming will allow traditionally schooled Juniors to participate as well.
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No. Juniors is designed to be flexible.
One month your junior might attend a free meet-up.
The next they might register for an archery clinic.
Then they might join a weekly class or attend a camp during school break.
Families can build a rhythm that works for them.
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Usually, yes.
Even though community meet-ups are free, we may require an RSVP so we can thoughtfully manage group size, location, and the overall experience.
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Yes.
Many Juniors experiences will intentionally have smaller group sizes.
Instructor, venue, transportation, or equipment limitations may also affect capacity.
Members may receive Priority Registration before remaining spaces are offered to guests.
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We may create a waitlist or Interest List.
If enough Juniors are interested, we may add another session, date, clinic, or Flock.
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Cancellation and refund policies may vary by program.
Experiences involving outside instructors, admission tickets, materials, reservations, transportation, or venues may have different requirements.
The applicable cancellation policy will always be available before registration.
SCHEDULING + REGISTRATION
GETTING STARTED
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Start by completing our KCo. Social Club Juniors Interest Form.
We'll ask about your junior's:
Age • Grade • Interests • Personality • Learning Path • Schedule • Social Preferences • Things They'd Love to Try
This gives us a chance to get to know your junior before recommending opportunities.
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From there, your family may be invited to a Virtual or In-Person Consultation, free Juniors Meet-Up, or upcoming experience.
As we get to know our community, we'll also use Interest Forms to thoughtfully shape future Flocks, classes, clinics, camps, and events.
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That's completely fine. Some families arrive knowing exactly what they want.
Others simply know their Junior needs:
More connection.
More experiences.
More opportunities to explore.
Or something that feels like theirs.
That's enough to start.
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That's part of the fun.
Ages 11–17 are an incredible time to discover what clicks.
Juniors isn't only about developing interests kids already have.
It's about giving them enough different experiences to discover interests they didn't know they had yet.
JUNIORS AT A GLANCE
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13–17
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7–12
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$9/month per Junior
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FREE
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Approximately $15–$65+
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Approximately $75–$195+
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Approximately $25–$125+
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Approximately $15–$100+
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Approximately $75–$175+
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Approximately $195–$495+
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Pricing varies
Program fees may reflect instruction, materials, equipment, venue costs, admission, food, transportation, or other experience-specific expenses. Exact pricing and participation details will always be provided before registration.