Boots and Roots at River Farm meets Mondays and Fridays 9-12 pm. The program creates the opportunity for children, aged four through six, to engage with Virginia’s rich local flora and fauna. This three-hour, all-outdoor program combines active exploration of the natural world with literature, literacy, science, music, art, and Biblical content. The “delight-driven” emergent curriculum offers social, artistic, academic, relational, spiritual, and physical learning, based both on teacher-initiated and child-initiated goals and activities. The program is held on the American Horticultural Society’s stunning 25-acre property located along the Potomac River, just south of Old Town Alexandria, Virginia.

The Alexandria Cooperative Kindergarten is for homeschooling families who want time for play and exploration with other children. The co-op is currently for kindergarten age children, but will grow into a mixed age group over time. The group will meet 2-3 times weekly for music and art classes, field trips to local areas of interest and social learning time. Families are welcomed to tailor participation to their needs and interests. Other special activities will be offered as we grow! Annually September through May

ConnectED is a non-profit educational co-op serving Weber and Davis County homeschool families for students in grades 5-12. It provides high-quality yet reasonably priced à la carte classes and a supportive community for teens and their families.

Fire Canyon Academy is a non-denominational Christian community of home-schooling families in the St. George, UT area who create educational and enriching experiences for youth. We strive to offer opportunities for homeschooling families of youth 12 and older to connect with quality peers, deepen existing friendships, provide opportunities for increased spirituality as well as provide an environment that encourages learning. Fire Canyon Academy will meet Mondays, and offer classes from 8:45am-2:00 pm. There are two semester sessions held during the academic school year. Classes meet at the Broadway Bound Building, formerly known as Brigham's Playhouse, in Washington Utah.

ECCHO is a 501c3 support group for over 100 homeschooling families in and around Ellis County. We offer many activities including, but not limited to, Mom's Night Out, field trips, a mentor program, theater program, and enrichment classes. All of these activities are available to any member of ECCHO. We also offer a meal support ministry to ECCHO members in need. We offer two different options for classes for those who want to participate--Enrichment Classes (EC) and ECCHO PREP High School Classes. Enrichment Classes or EC (elementary/jr. high) meet bi-weekly on Fridays in Waxahachie. Enrichment Classes have a registration fee of $15 per semester, along with a small supply fee for each class, determined by the teacher. EC is a true cooperative with everyone pitching in & participating in various ways. Parents must stay on campus. ECCHO Camp Classes (ages 5+) meet weekly on Tuesday in Midlothian at Camp Hoblizelle. Camp Classes have a monthly fee paid to The Salvation Army. Some classes carry a one time supply fee. Students may take as many or as few classes as they wish. ECCHO PREP high school classes (age 13+) meet weekly on Fridays in Waxahachie. High school classes have a monthly participation fee and monthly class fees, determined by each teacher. There may be a one-time class supply fee at the beginning of the semester, also. Students may take as many or as few classes as they wish.

We are independent teachers who have come together to coordinate our schedules to better serve the home school community. We believe parents have a God-given responsibility to teach their children. We hope to assist parents by offering high-quality college preparatory classes.