Based out of Hot Springs, AR. We meet on Tuesdays from 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m. from August through April with a generous winter break for the holidays. Typically, we have writing, science, and history available every year. Aside from that, we try to do a few interest based classes as well like art, music, sign language, cooking, first aid, car mechanics, etc. We usually do not do language/phonics or math class. Parents need to be involved for the group to work effectively. We need parents to be teachers, assistant teachers, and nursery helpers.

Hot Springs Christian Homeschool Co-op meets once a week, on Tuesdays, starting at the end of August. They take a Winter Break and then resume at the end of January, completing the school year at the end of April. Currently, offering three, 45-minute class periods, from 9am to 11:45am. There are 8-18 students per class. Younger groups have the fewest students in a classroom (8). The High School has up to 18 students. Currently, the max number of total students allowed is 72. Classes for all grades K-12 as well as a pre-k/nursery. Currently, we include two grades per class Only high school students, with approval by the Board, can come to co-op without a parent. There still needs to be a designated parent present at co-op to look after them. Special considerations and arrangements are made and agreed on with the Board. All other students can not come without a parent. Parents stay at co-op and help in some way (as teachers, assistants, or other jobs). This is not a drop-off program.

We are a volunteer-based group, where homeschool parents volunteer to teach a variety of classes. A parent or guardian must be at Co-op with their children, volunteering to teach a class, to assist in a class or nursery, or other positions to help us run smoothly! We set the schedule for the year in June & July, and registration begins in early-August. We meet on Mondays in Cabot. The year is broken up into 4, 6-week blocks. Each day has three class periods. You can sign up for as few or as many classes as you would like. Each year, the classes that are offered change, based on what people volunteer to teach. PE, Art and Sciences tend to always be class options, along with lots of other great classes. We usually start the Monday after Labor Day and have four 6-week blocks that end in early May. We have a Parent (Family) Night at the end of each semester where our performance classes showcase what they've been working on for the semester, and other classes may present artwork or projects they have completed in those classes.

Saline County Christian Home Education Association (SCCHEA) is a homeschool group serving families in Saline county and the surrounding area. SCCHEA offers a basketball program for both boys and girls, a cheer program for girls, a co-op, field trips, and more. Co-op terms run for 7 weeks per session in the fall, winter, and spring.

At BHC (Benton Homeschool Corporation) our mission is to offer the opportunity to come together in order to enrich Christian homeschool families learning experiences. We strive to provide engaging, social enrichment classes, activities and events that support whatever curriculum your family chooses. Co-Op is a cooperative effort by families within our group for the educational and social benefit of our students. It is a place where adults can pass on their knowledge and talents to eager students just waiting to absorb it all. Co=ops are offered in the fall and in the spring for 12 week sessions. The co-ops are held on Tuesday's from 9:30 to noon. Many families also enjoy going to Tyndall Park following co-op. Currently classes are held at Calvary Baptist Church 612 Valley View Road. Benton Ar 72019

This groups mission is to be open to people of all walks of life. Regardless of faith, race, or gender identity. We are an open and inclusive homeschool group. We strive to unite homeschooling families for social and enrichment purposes through co-op classes and activities.