Providence Prep is a Scholé Community. Our weekly co-op meeting focuses on three disciplines within the larger classical liberal arts: Humanities and English Studies in the morning, and Latin in the afternoon.

FOR HIS GLORY First Baptist Church (FBC) Pulaski Homeschool Co op exists to provide a save place for educational experiences and fellowship for families and children as we build into the next generation for Christ, and to encourage one another to walk in faith, in all the promises of God, through Scripture, for His glory and the advancement of His kingdom. 2 Corinthians 1:20

CHAMPIONS is a "co-op" of parents and mentors partnering together to provide academic classes and elective opportunities for high school students in a Christian environment on a class-by-class basis once a week for 32 weeks. CHAMPIONS' goal is to challenge students academically, draw them closer to God, and better prepare them to engage their culture with confidence.

SEEDS, a ministry of Menchville Baptist Church, is a Christ-centered ministry that endeavors to honor God through support and encouragement for families that are striving to educate their children. SEEDS is a volunteer cooperative of families that provides resources for educational opportunities, fellowship, and enrichment activities. Classes, taught by parents, range from art, drama, PE, and cooking to language, science, and math. In addition to classes, SEEDS offers regular field trips, spirit days, and Mom’s Nights Out, as well as events like the Fall Pumpkin Patch Trip, Talent Show, Project Fair, Used Curriculum Sale and parties, such as the Happy Birthday Jesus Party, Valentine’s Bowling Party, and End of Year Party. Our annual yearbook is designed by the SEEDS' students and we also have at least one service project that we coordinate for the families to participate in.

The Orchard Homeschool Fellowship is a community of parents aiming to provide cooperative and biblically grounded learning experiences through classroom environments. The Orchard offers elective classes for enrichment twice a month while the bulk of the homeschool requirements happen at home under parents instruction. Classes meet every 2nd and 4th Friday from September through April from 9 am-12:30 pm.

Homeschool First hopes to aid every member in becoming a whole person, and to that end, we offer community events, so that we may build relationships; academics, so that we may build knowledge of ourselves and our world; and service opportunities, so that we may contribute to the people around us. Our foremost purpose is to serve each other in all things. Our other purposes include offering classes for preschool through high school, field trips, social events for our members, themed “sanity” meetings for moms, and get-togethers for dads. We would like to offer city-wide events such as science fairs, spelling bees, and geography bees.