Cascade Christian Co-op is a homeschool group dedicated to supporting homeschool families in Central Oregon through supplementary educational classes, social events, field trips, and prayer. We meet on Friday mornings for 3 - 8 week sessions throughout the school year. Our co-op serves families with children from birth through high school. F

The Global Learners homeschool co-op and summer program provides an arts based education in southern Oregon for elementary and middle school students. Traditional academics are integrated with a project oriented, hands-on learning style. Students meet in small groups from Monday - Thursday from 9 - 2 at the one acre property with a converted barn classroom. The homeschool co-op runs from September to May, and the summer program offers two 5 week sessions. A strong international theme runs throughout the programs with the goal of developing knowledgeable, empathetic global citizens.

Legacy Alliance is a hybrid kind of school for homeschoolers in the Tulsa metro area. Legacy is focused on providing academic and spiritual support to families. As an alliance with parents, we can help our students develop strong, godly character and the ability to evaluate the world from a Christian perspective. LA seeks to assist like-minded parents by providing part-time, professional instruction, which will give structure and accountability to homeschool families. 1st and 2nd grade meet 2 days a week, 3rd to 12th meets 3 days a week. 8 AM - 2 PM

TRAIN is a group of families in southern Oklahoma that educate their children from home. TRAIN has members from Duncan, Marlow, Rush Springs, and surrounding areas. TRAIN is a parent-driven group. What we "do" depends largely on the interests and contributions of families. Field trips, holiday events, geography fair, tie dye at the park, and Mom's Night Out are some of the activities TRAIN members put together. There is an annual $50/family fee to participate in TRAIN. TRAIN Co-op Day (cooperative learning environment) meets monthly on the 2nd Friday September-May at First Baptist Duncan in Duncan, OK. Classes are taught by parents. There are 4 classes, each an hour in length, in addition to a lunch break. Classes in the past have included: cooking, party planning, Bible Truths, sign language, environmental science, etc. There are also class fees (usually small) to cover special supplies used in the class.

BEST (Boosting Engineering Science and Technology) is a non-profit volunteer based program organization whose mission is to inspire students to pursue careers in engineering, science and technology through participation in sports like, science and engineering-based robotics competition. Northwestern Oklahoma State University

Thrive Homeschool Co-op is a group of families who come together to support one another and share in homeschooling their children. We meet each Thursday from 8:30-12:30 with additional High School course options in the afternoon. Our co-op offers academic and elective choices for our students.