Thrive Communities is a one day per week drop off program offering classes in History, Science, Art and Literature. Students are grouped in age range cohorts, and rotate together to the classes. We have a strong focus on building community for our families. Parents are not required to volunteer, and we also offer field trips and events outside of our weekly program. Surprise- Tuesdays from 9-2pm Northwest Peoria- Thursdays from 9-2pm Northwest Peoria- Mondays from 9-2pm Prescott- Thursdays from 9-2pm Anthem- Fridays from 9-2pm- Launching January 2024 Chandler- Tuesdays from 9-2pm- Launching January 2024

A free, Christian based daily after-school program that serves youth with academic help in all subjects, active living/lifestyle, parent clubs, and much more. Offering programming for grades K-8, and for grades 6-8. Offer a leadership development program where the students learn to become leaders in their community.

Calvary Community Church Co-op provides Middle/High School Science, Math, Grammar, Bible, History, Spanish, Government, Economics, and Middle School S.T.E.M.

Speakers League of Arizona is a homeschool public speaking club in Goodyear, Arizona that will meet every first and third Friday of the month, from 3:30pm-5:00pm, between September and June. Speakers League of Arizona (recommended for ages 10 and up) helps kids bypass or overcome a fear of public speaking in an encouraging environment. In Speakers League of Arizona, children will learn how to: give a speech, speak off-the-cuff, evaluate a speech, and run a meeting. Children will build their confidence skills, leadership skills, develop friendships, and much more! For more information, visit https://speakersleague.com/ or Speakers League of Arizona's Google group.

H.O.P.E. Honoring Our Peers Everyday from Children’s Cancer Network, is a 50-minute interactive program created by educators, parents/siblings of childhood cancer, as well as nurses and child life specialists to help bring awareness to the journey a family travels with childhood cancer. H.O.P.E. teaches children how to honor their peers through the lens of childhood cancer. Interactive and age appropriate, K-1, 2-3, 4-6 and 7-12 presentations, engage students using education, compassion and a call to action. H.O.P.E. emphasizes building an inclusive environment and honor for all peers. A resource box of pre-and post- activities is available to each family.

HOPE Christian Academy is a K-8 hybrid that blends classroom and home learning. Parents teach the provided lessons on Monday and Wednesday, and students are taught by professional teachers Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. The staff at HOPE values the input of parents and enjoys collaborating toward the same goal: well-educated children who love the Lord eith their whole heart. HOPE is currently offering half priced tuition to eighth grade students when another sibling is enrolled.