Inspired Learning Co-op began in 2016, in Great Falls, MT. Inspired Learning is a Christian group, offering preschool classes for tots to preschool, and 9-12 classes. ILC meets once a week and offers both academic and elective classes. Classes are kept small and personal. Teachers are parent-volunteers who co-teach with other parents in classes.

GCHC exists to provide a morning each week of fellowship, friendship, and a cooperative learning experience for parents and kids alike. Consists of twenty-five to thirty Christian families who are investing their time and skills for the purpose of enhancing the educational activities of our children.

Prickly Pear Nature School is an alternative preschool/kindergarten (ages 4-6) program that focuses on nature play, child-lead exploring, and hands-on/experience learning. We meet 2 or 3 days per week (Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday) 9am-3pm from September through the end of May. Space is limited to 4 or 5 children. Located in Tower Grove East, we usually begin our day with a walk to Tower Grove Park or other nearby park. We will spend most of our day outside reading, creating art, picnicking, and generally enjoying childhood. We go outside in all weather! The focus is on child led exploring/learning, fostering independence, confidence, and inclusion. If you have any questions please feel free to ask (pricklypearnatureschool@gmail.com)! Also check us out on instagram @prickly.pear.microschool

MO DIRT - Missourians Doing Impact Research Together, which promotes STEM learning through new science education and outreach opportunities in Missouri. The goals of MO DIRT are two-fold: (1) to further educate citizens on the societal importance of healthy soils and (2) to recruit as many individuals as possible to examine the current properties of our state soils and how these are being influenced by land use and management, as well as microclimate and climate change. Currently offering training to volunteer citizens who are interested in contributing to the research efforts through MO DIRT by conducting soil health surveys across the state of Missouri. The training takes about 3 hours, and participants receive instructions on how to measure various physical, chemical, and biological indicators of soil health such as soil temperature, moisture, respiration, nutrients, color, texture, etc. Participants interested in establishing their own survey site will receive a soil kit with a manual. The training as well as the kit and manual are free. looking for members to become a part of a great team of citizen scientists who, with research scientists, will learn more about climate, plants, communities and our state's natural resources.

Econ Lowdown provides award-winning, free classroom resources for pre-K through college educators to teach about economics, personal finance, money and banking, and the Federal Reserve. Free resources for consumers and parents who want to learn about these topics. Check out the extensive list of online courses.

Homeschool group offering a Learning Center (7th-12th) with university-style classes, HeartStrong (prek-6th) with enrichment and university-style classes, choir, band, help for struggling learners, cluster groups, and more.