Homeschool, but not alone. Once a week for three hours, families gather for lunch, recess, special subjects, and specialized trainings — sports, vocational skills, the arts, and outdoor skills. Kindergarten through High School.
"Co-op" is short for cooperative — a community where homeschool families come together for the parts of education that are richer done side by side.
It's a drop-off program: you bring your learners and our guides lead the afternoon — special subjects, specialized trainings, lunch, and recess in small, mixed-age groups where children make real friends and get experiences that are hard to build at the kitchen table.
You stay the primary teacher and keep the freedom of home learning. The co-op simply comes alongside — one afternoon a week of community and enrichment.
The co-op gathers for a single three-hour session each week — enough to build friendships and rhythm without crowding your family's calendar.
Open to learners from Kindergarten through High School, grouped so every child finds their people and their pace.
You stay your child's primary teacher and keep the freedom of home learning every other day of the week.
Shared meals and play — the unstructured time where real friendships are made.
Group learning in the subjects that shine brightest together rather than solo at home.
Sports, vocational skills, the arts, and outdoor skills — hands-on tracks led by people who love them.
Science labs, art, music, drama, and hands-on projects — the kind of group learning that's expensive or tricky to pull off at home.
Mixed-age groups where older Lions mentor younger ones and every child finds their people.
A weekly anchor that keeps everyone — parents included — encouraged and on track.
Veteran and new homeschool families swapping ideas, resources, and support you can't get going it alone.
"A co-op is a cooperative way for families to work together for the education and socialization of their children — a tribe you build together."
Come to an Open House, meet the families, and see the community for yourself — no pressure, just an honest look.