Space, Time, and Community (STAC) is an inclusive, secular homeschool co-op north of Atlanta offering social activities and dozens of secular classes, from toddler level activities to high school classes. Teachers are highly qualified and have been teaching (and parenting!) in the secular homeschool world for years. Check out the website to see all classes offered.

Young Laureates is your dedicated hub for black homeschool families in Henry County, Georgia. Their mission is clear: to foster a community that prioritizes relationships, belonging, and shared experiences. Activities span a wide range, covering enriching service projects and black entrepreneurship experience to weekly classes and exciting road trips. Young Laureates believes in offering a diverse range of experiences that contribute to the overall development of future black leaders. In their unique structure, they provide a nurturing space for families to connect and share insights, while classes are led by knowledgeable guides. While serving homeschooling families with children from toddler to 12th grade, they particularly focus on elementary and middle school levels. For inquiries or to be a part of this growing community, reach out anytime.

Homeschool Haven is a 2 day a week self-directed collaborative learning environment where learners are empowered to shape their own educational journey while fostering curiosity, independence, and personal growth. We inspire students to explore their passions, embrace critical thinking, and cultivate a lifelong love for learning. Preparing them for a future of limitless possibilities. For more information reach out to Info@havenassociation.org

Lazure Learning Village is a child-led, half day, homeschool cooperative. The Village focused on building a community and meets in a Montessori-inspired classroom, outdoors for nature sciences, and offers art and music enrichment classes. Strong parental involvement is required for this small cooperative.

Brambleberry Kids Co-op is a nature based homeschool co-op offering small outdoor pods in Athens, Alpharetta, and Toccoa, Georgia for elementary age kiddos. Families who attend BBK meet on a weekly basis for a hands on and fun outdoor co-op day and once a week for a field trip. BBK utilizes an eclectic blend of Unit Studies and Waldorf philosophies to introduce topics of study, and encourages following the child as well as introducing new topics intentionally. BBK also offers fully boxed curriculum that correlate to the unit study we are exploring in co-op. The curriculum guide is fully comprehensive and the boxes include all materials for each activity in the curriculum. BBK also hosts monthly overnighters for homeschooling families to get the whole family back to nature!

This two-day program for kindergarten through fifth-grade students taught by Go Christian Academy faculty and qualified homeschool parents is a great way to enrich your child’s education in a fun and challenging environment!