Growing Wild is a secular and inclusive homeschooling co-op that offers an immersive nature-based learning experience for children and families. Through hands-on activities and outdoor exploration, children of all ages can learn about ecology and conservation while connecting with the natural world around them. The co-op is open to families of all values, beliefs, abilities, and backgrounds, creating a supportive community that fosters a love for nature and learning.

This community, founded in 2009, is a 501c3 cooperative and serves families in Newark, Licking County, and Central Ohio, providing co-op class experiences ranging from fun little kids PE classes to high school science labs. K-12th are welcome. Includes support network, curriculum library, field trips, milestone events and much more. $25 annual membership cost, classes are 14 weeks and most cost $20 or less (for an entire 14 week class)

The Elective Collective (TEC) is a Christian, performing arts-focused home education co-op that meets in the New Albany area. It is open to all families whose oldest child has reached the age of required notification (six years old by Sept. 30). Preference is given to teens and older children, since there is a deep need for wholesome offerings for that age group in our community. The Elective Collective meets Tuesdays for 12 weeks in the fall and 12 weeks in the spring. We arrive by 9:15 a.m. for quick announcements and prayer, then begin classes at 9:30 a.m. There are five one-hour class sessions during the day, plus a one-hour lunch. At 3:30 p.m., we pitch in to quickly leave the building nicer than we found it. Our students lead the clean-up process with the assistance of their parents. This is an excellent way for our kids to contribute and to become an integral part of the process. We meet in a welcoming, modern building in the New Albany area that offers ample room and plenty of outdoor space. For the privacy of our families and the convenience of our host organization, the specific location is only shared with member families.

The vision of JOY Homeschool Co-op is to provide support for Christian homeschool families on their education journey. This vision manifests as a vibrant Christian community growing, learning, and serving together. We meet each Friday from September to May at Christ Community Church in Ridgeville Corners, Ohio. Through four departments, JOY Academics, JOY Music, JOY Musical Theatre, and JOY Serve, we offer academic and music classes for students in grades 1-12, a musical theatre program for high school students, and opportunities for parental involvement.

HELP Homeschool offers enrichment and academic classes taught from a biblical perspective. HELP partners with the parent for the purpose of equipping families in the God-given task of educating children. Parents are given the flexibility to select the classes best suited to each students need and family budget. Classes are held once a week so families experience minimal disruption to everyday life. HELP homeschool continues to grow and adapt as the needs of our families change. When a particular course is desired, qualified instructors are sought to step in and fill the need. HELP Homeschool meets at Milford Christian Church, 844 State Route 131, Milford OH 45150.

Homeschooling In Marysville (HIM) is a Christian homeschool support group and co-op located in Marysville, Ohio serving families in Union County and surrounding areas. HIM is currently made up of approximately 75 member families and welcomes all homeschool families for encouragement, support, learning, and fun. The HIM co-op is divided into two sessions each year (fall and spring) and each session runs for approximately 10 weeks. Classes vary by year/session and meet on Wednesday mornings in Marysville. Most co-op classes include a supply list and require a fee to participate, and there is also a per family registration fee for each session. In order to register and participate in co-op, families must be current HIM members and have at least one student in kindergarten or above. The co-op is not a drop-off program and at least one parent/legal guardian is required to stay and help/volunteer during the co-op day. (Note that co-op classes may fill to capacity at which point families will be placed on a waitlist.)