A Christian, parent-run homeschooling co-op. We offer academic and enrichment classes for Pre-K thru 12th grade. There is a nursery available for families with younger children. Parents teach, help in classes, and help clean up after the day is finished. We meet at Living Word of Plum Church in Plum Boro. Classes vary per semester. Examples of academic classes we have offered: science lectures & labs, Spanish, math, literature, writing, history, government. Enrichment classes: arts & crafts, chess, p.e. & dance, music, cooking, & Bible.

The mission of Classical Civitas is to serve and support homeschool families by facilitating classical Christian homeschool programs. Our members have access to community, classes, field trips, and educational development opportunities. As part of a one-day-a-week community day that meets at Meadowcroft Presbyterian Church in West Chester PA, Classical Civitas hosts student classes on Wednesdays that are classical and diverse in nature and taught from a Biblical World View. Primary grades meet for 28 weeks while secondary grades meet for 30 weeks out of the school year. Being a true co-op, every parent has a role and participates in facilitating our community day. We follow a four-year learning cycle in history and science from PreK-12th allowing families to study topics together at home and scale across all ages. We also include the cycle memory work from Claritas Publishing in grades 1st-6th. Memory work is taught at home and then classes are used to extend their knowledge in a fun, creative, integrated, and meaningful way. A shared curriculum is used in some grade-specific classes offered from 3rd-6th. Tutors of these classes guide class discussions and activities as well as assign work for the week. As the lead teachers in their homeschool, parents support their students at home through accountability, scaling, and grading when needed. In 7th through 10th grade, every class is run this way with a shared curriculum guided by a tutor and parental support at home.

We are an organization of homeschooling families who gathers with each other to give our children opportunities to engage in academic and social learning with each other. We meet weekly on Monday where our children have classes determined and designed by the families who attend. The year is divided into two semesters. Classes can be set up as a semester class or year long class. We have classes for preschool, age 4, through 12th grade. This organization has an all-hands-on-deck approach. Parents will either teach or help with classes. We also have a nursery for siblings for babies through age 3. We go on outings and field trips together. We have dances, events, job shadowing opportunities, and even yearbooks. Our children often make life long friendships. We meet every Monday during the school year from 9:15 am - 12:50 pm.

This is a homeschool educational service that is meant to develop spirit-filled students who can not only complete the required core subjects and earn school credits but also, learn, practice, and use their spiritual gifts and how to become and make disciples. All students will engage in grade-level class discussions, worship, projects, and services that lead to planning and discerning how to expand the Kingdom of God. Students will become active seekers of opportunities to reach the lost, and serve their communities.

The Solid Foundation Educational Association (SFEA) is a cooperative homeschool group that provides classes in State College, Pennsylvania. On Tuesdays, there are class options available for 4th-12th graders, and on Thursdays we offer nursery care for infants and classes for preschoolers through 12th graders. Tuesday and Thursday classes are all held at Park Forest Baptist Church. Our Friday afternoon Art & American History Class meets at Grace Presbyterian Church.

The acronym S.E.E.K. stands for Support, Encouragement, and Education for the Kingdom. We are a homeschool support group that also has a co-op which meets for classes on Fridays, September through April/May.