Whole Heart Family Ministries has been supporting families in the Nashville homeschool community since 1991. We believe we are better together and we are here to support you as you invest in your childrens’ education. Our families meet together on Tuesdays in south Nashville. We offer an enrichment co-op for PreK-5th grade students and tutorial classes for 6th-12th grade students. Our moms are encouraged in their needs as home educators through our Mom’s Ministry. This unique format enables our families to be encouraged, grow academically and build relationships on one campus, within a single community.

This nature co-op, with locations in Chapel Hill, Columbia, Fairview, Franklin, Lawrenceburg, Mt. Juliet, Murfreesboro, Nashville, and Spring Hill, offers K-9th grade homeschool students an opportunity to experience nature through unique outdoor learning. Suited for all learning styles the original faith-based curriculum offers activities such as hiking explorations, bushcraft projects, nature journaling, STEM challenges, art projects, nature lore, and more. This co-op also offers parents an opportunity to start a Wondercraft Group in their area. By becoming a director parents will have the opportunity to contribute to their families income while staying deeply engaged in their child’s education.

This is a Catholic homeschool co-op that meets on the 1st and 3rd Friday of each month, September-May.

Williamson County Home Educators (dba Shanan Co-op) exists to embrace and support families who nurture one another in a Christ-centered community; to sharpen each other and our children through worshipping God corporately and through teaching; and to know one another and be known while we work cooperatively in the areas of spiritual, personal, and academic growth.

A co-op of homeschooling families who meet in Murfreesboro, TN. Village Co-op strives to provide learning opportunities and support, but most importantly, offers community; a place to connect and build relationships with other homeschooling families. In planning this co-op, the founding members decided that providing community was of utmost importance. The old saying, "it takes a village to raise a child," came to mind. The name was chosen to be a constant reminder that building positive, supportive relationships is what will make the Village a strong and valuable resource. This is an inclusive organization that meets once a week on Wednesdays for K-12 grade classes. Organizers are parent volunteers and teachers are education professionals or homeschooling parents talented in their subject.

At MHS we provide academic courses, tutoring, educational clubs, activities and support for homeschooling families in Middle Tennessee. Ages: Preschool to 12th Grade.