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.

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.

CHEER is a Christ-centered homeschool support group for families from the greater Tulsa area that are traditional home educators. ­The goal of our group is to support and encourage each other and provide tools to help each family achieve excellence in their homeschool. We desire to cultivate an atmosphere of relationship building, to ignite and equip members with resources to help them be successful in their homeschool. We provide an academic co-op for pre-k through high school.

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

The mission of CHFC is provide academics and group interaction in an overtly Christian environment facilitated by mentors who love the subjects they teach, while maintaining the fundamental principle of Christian home education: parental authority and child-centered learning. CFHC is a unique type of co-op where each family agrees to share the load of cooperatively educating our kids in an overtly Christian environment.

Living Stones Co-op is a Christian homeschool co-op with options of parent participation or drop off for older students. The classes taught are science, history and various electives as well as classes for high school credits. Classes are currently offered on Fridays with work to be done at home during the week. Classes are offered for all age groups. Parents participate by teaching or assisting classes, monitoring halls, and various jobs to help the co-op continue to function smoothly. Living Stones Co-op meets at The Cross Church in Norman.

The TriCity Impact Group is a group of families in the Tri City area of Oklahoma that educate their children from home. Impact has members from Newcastle, Blanchard, and surrounding areas. Impact is a parent-driven group. What we "do" depends largely on the interests and contributions of families. Field trips, holiday events, geography fair, mystery of history, mother/son event, father/daughter event, game nights, and Mom's Night Out are some of the activities Impact members put together.

Grounded is a not-for-profit (501c3) home education support organization created to come alongside homeschool families as they strive to raise their children in the fear and admonition of the Lord. While striving to offer academically rigorous classes, they aspire to build a community where families can grow together, encouraging each other in the Lord. Grounded meets once a week on Mondays, August through April, and offer a variety of classes for grades K-12th.

Trailblazers Homeschool Association is a homeschool co-op in central Oklahoma. They are a Christian organization but are open to members of other religious backgrounds. They offer classes on Fridays from 9:45 to 12:00. Classes are a mix of core, enrichment, and PE, and vary each semester. After classes, families are encouraged to stay and have lunch, play, enjoy fellowship, and participate in book club. They also take two field trips each semester and have a Christmas and Valentine's party. The goal of this co-op is to provide affordable classes, resources, and field trips to local families.