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!

We are a local co-op that provides a Christian environment for students to supplement their homeschool experience with classes and trips that provide a social learning environment. We offer supplemental classes such as art, science, P.E., literature, and social sciences. We also offer field trips, social events, holiday parties, and educational nights such as an International night, a Science Fair, and a Biography night.

LEAD Homeschool Meet and Greet for New and Interested Members! Check out our website for more details! LEAD is an inclusive, secular homeschool group, offering classes, support, and a variety of social and extracurricular activities to homeschoolers throughout metro Atlanta since 2000. LEAD homeschool hosts weekly a la carte classes & social activities for all ages in Decatur Georgia. New members are invited to come and learn about all LEAD has to offer!

A preschool and kindergarten enrichment co-op program inspired by the traditional Waldkindergartens (or forest kindergartens), environmental education, Bushcraft (wilderness skills), homesteading and farm schools, and play-based early childhood education. Students experience environmental awareness, and a love of nature through child-led and place-based learning topics, to guide the children in fostering independence and leadership, being kind to one another both big and small, building fine and gross motor skills, and growing their outdoor skill sets.

The Homeschool Consortium's model is to bring beloved teachers together under one roof, each teacher independently offering classes with a reputation for being engaging – even fun! – as well as academically suited to all kinds and levels of learners. They partner with parents to help parents help their kids reach their fullest potential. They are a community of people from a wide range of worldviews and religions, and are all committed to learning to treat each other with respect.