HOPE IS an opportunity for homeschool children to develop accountability and academic enrichment, as well as experience healthy competition, teamwork, and the challenges of interpersonal relationships, in a "traditional" school environment. Classes convene for two semesters at Puyallup Community Baptist Church at 1318 9th Ave SW, Puyallup, WA 98371 from September through April. Children rotate through up to four, 55 minute classes each Friday, with a 45 minute lunch period in the middle of the day. HOPE IS a supplement to your own home school program.

PATCH is an inclusive, secular, volunteer-run homeschool co-op in which each member’s beliefs, racial, and cultural backgrounds are respected and valued. We are open to both civilian and military families, and happily accept families mid-session as space allows. We offer weekly enrichment classes, monthly field trips, and occasional parent-only activities, with the goal of creating enduring and supportive relationships.

PATH Co-op is designed to offer students an assortment of enrichment and academic classes to supplement their home school experience. We want to provide a Christian community where families can encourage and serve each other. Our teachers are encouraged to teach a subject they are passionate about in order to pass their enthusiasm on to the students.

A group of homeschooling families in the Skagit Valley of northwest Washington who have gathered together to support one another. This Christian homeschool co-op meets on Fridays - affectionately called Friday School. Co-op happens at Emmanuel Baptist Church in Mt. Vernon, WA. We provide engaging classes for kids (Nursery -12th) and fellowship for moms!!

Christian Homeschoolers of Marysville is a parent-run homeschool co-op that meets weekly in the fall and spring to provide friendship, fellowship, and learning opportunities for homeschool families!

IMPACT is a Christian co-op, offering classes for children ages birth through high school, with a particular goal of maintaining a high standard of academics in upper grades. This resource prepares students for whatever challenges they may encounter beyond high school. Spiritually, the goal is to provide an environment that fosters growth in faith through Christian-based teaching, weekly chapel time, and encouragement of a servant heart toward one another. Socially, the co-op includes activities such as outings, a few group class projects, plus additional special activities for high school, including an annual graduation ceremony, with the goal that students develop lasting friendships with one another. IMPACT Academy meets in the Maple Valley area on Mondays throughout the school year. Registration is open through April for the following school year.