We are Catholic homeschoolers in the greater Austin, TX area. We communicate mostly through the hfh@groups.io email group. We support each other in our Catholic faith and in our homeschooling journeys. If you are not Catholic, but wish to join us, we don't mind that you are not Catholic as long as you don't mind that we are. Discussions, field trips, co-ops, curriculum, Blessing Mass, rosaries and park days are just some of the ways in which we support each other. Email: hfh+subscribe@groups.io to join!

Studio Preparatory™ (formerly Acton Imprimis) is a three-day homeschool co-op in Austin, Texas. The Studio uses Socratic teaching to encourage ownership of one's education, project-based learning to practice productive failure, flipped classrooms to cement learning, and multi-aged "one-room schoolhouse" settings to increase soft skills and servant leadership. This micro-school co-op serves students in elementary through high school. An affiliate of Acton Academy, The Studio is a Christian non-profit organization serving families of all faiths.

The Hedge School Cooperative serves 8th - 12th graders. We are an inclusive, secular homeschool cooperative re-imagining education and instilling a lifelong love of learning. We are passionate about creating a communal learning experience that empowers the leaders of tomorrow to be compassionate critical thinkers and creators. We meet in Austin for 4 days a week, Monday thru Thursday, with both in-class and online options. Our founder, Dr. Erin Flynn, has 15 years of teaching experience from middle school to University. She has her Texas Superintendent Certification and a mission to provide a consent-based education experience for students and parents to participate in.

Vine Classical Community of Austin, a Schole group, is a Christian homeschool community in central Austin that meets every Tuesday for 25 weeks during the school year. Vine offers pre-K to 6th grade instruction in science, art, speech, classical memorization, historical literature, grammar, and writing. Vine also offers a one-day 7th grade Bridge program providing classes in writing, grammar, apologetics, geography, science, and history. The Bridge class meets for 30 weeks. Additionally, a la carte classes are available for 8th-11th grade on the same day and location through their sister community, Manna.

The AAH Friday Co-op offers a unique opportunity for homeschooling families in the Austin, Texas, area. The co-op, an inclusive once-a-week cooperative, is made up of families with a common goal: to provide their children with a socially and academically enriching education in a diverse, supportive, and respectful environment. The co-op offers a variety of classes for the students, from science, history and culture, and arts and crafts, all the way to cooking and fun and games ... whatever the students want to learn and the parents want to teach. The co-op operates as a true cooperative; each parent participates through teaching, assisting, or handling administrative tasks.

Our Christian homeschool co-op seeks to provide a supportive and nurturing community where families can come together to educate their children in a Christ-centered environment. Our mission is to glorify God by equipping parents to be the primary educators of their children, and by fostering an atmosphere of academic excellence, spiritual growth, and community service. We exist to assist the Homeschool journey with passionate tutors helping you achieve that goal by providing a cooperative learning experience. We are not a substitute to your educational journey. We aim to provide a venue where parents and tutors can provide a comprehensive curriculum that integrates Biblical principles and Christian values into all subjects and encourages critical thinking, creativity, and a love of learning in our students. We believe that every child is fearfully and wonderfully made, and we strive to foster a love for God and His creation in all that we do. Our co-op is committed to building relationships and creating a sense of belonging for families of all backgrounds and denominations. We believe that by coming together as a community, we can better support and encourage one another in our homeschooling journey. Ultimately, our goal is to equip our students to become lifelong learners and devoted followers of Christ, who will impact their families, communities, and the world for the glory of God.