Excelsior Homeschool Cooperative is a Christ-centered learning experience endeavoring to promote excellence among participating students and coordinate the gifts and skills of Christian parents for the glory of God and well-being of its students. Excelsior offers a full range of topics and activities with the goal of maturing our children in Christ-likeness and cultivating productive servants for the advancement of God’s kingdom. The participating families are comprised of a diversity of social, economic, and church backgrounds.

EtCH is a small, parent-run Christian co-op offering enrichment classes and activities for homeschool children in the Lehigh Valley. We also support moms with nights out and other social gatherings. Hands-on classes and field trips offered from September through the end of April from 9:15-11:45. Extension classes for middle and high schoolers are offered in the afternoons immediately after EtCH. Large events include: Back to School Picnic, Talent Show, Christmas Party, Family Game Night, and the End of Year Celebration

A unique place for families to learn together in southeastern Oregon's spectacular Great Basin region. We offer workshops in geology, bird watching, plant and butterfly identification, and stargazing. Inexpensive lodging is available for family and larger groups.

For those with kids ages 5-10 who want to be outside, we have a One-Day Thursday Outside Class meets ten weeks....all over the city and country areas, contact us at Shining Star Waldorf School

First Choice is a Christian homeschool co-op that meets on Fridays in Portland, Oregon. Offering enrichment classes that provide opportunities for fellowship and encouragement as well as academic and spiritual growth. Classes, which include Nursery through High School, are taught in two 8-10 week semesters each year. One semester runs in the fall, and the other in the spring. Also offering field trips and mom's night out opportunities.

First Class Clackamas Teens is an academic community just for homeschool teens. We offer classes on Mondays for 16 weeks per two term including; a student-led chapel, with monthly events and field trips. This program was birthed from seeing the need for teens to gain more academic instruction and social interaction with like peers in a program designed just for them while still being homeschooled. We have identified three core principles that guide our program: Affordable - we strive to provide homeschool families the opportunity to participate in a full day of classes, 16 weeks per term, for minimal class fees. Christ-Centered - as a whole program and within each class we teach with a Christ-centered, Biblical worldview. Partners with Parents - In most classes we assist homeschool parents with a jumpstart and structure to their teen's weekly assignments.