Explorers is an ecumenical Christian cooperative for families with children from pre-school through 12th grade. If you are considering applying to Explorers, please contact the administrator: explorersceo@gmail.com.

Supporting homeschoolers in Michigan. Tutored Classes - Algebra 2, Geography, Pre-Chem/Pre-Physics, Spanish, Physics, Speech, Consumer Math, Biology, Sign Language, Government & Economics Exploratory Classes - Painting, Pottery CACHE Co-ops - IEW Writing, Science, Art Enrichment Day Co-op - Answers in Genesis VBS Incrediworld - preschool and elementary classes

We are a small but growing Boy Scout pack comprised of dedicated homeschoolers in Rochester Hills, MI. We are very family oriented. We welcome other homeschoolers, and are an all inclusive group.

The purpose of MASC/MAHS Student Leadership is to further develop student leaders into productive members of their own community and, ultimately, the community they choose to live in.

Ada Homeschool Hub is a group for those looking for extracurricular and social activities in the Grand Rapids Area. We are a Christian program, meaning the Pastor does a short Bible teaching each week and our teachers may have Christian influence in their classes. We do not require our students to be Christians. There are a variety of classes offered that change each semester. In the past we have offered classes like, woodworking, magic of science, art, knitting, arts and crafts, musical theater and mandarin. The Hub is a drop off program for children ages 3-13 years old. Classes are made to allow students to move. These classes will provide lots of activities and hands on learning. All classes will be taught from qualified teachers. Each teacher will bring the love of Christ into their classes through their interactions and educating of the students.

Grace Home School Association is an organization dedicated to promoting homeschooling and to supporting parents who have chosen to educate their children in the home. GRACE is an independent, non-profit association under the leadership of a self-governing Board of Directors. GRACE provides regularly scheduled classes taught by qualified teachers for the benefit of students who are not able to take such classes at home. GRACE teachers are required to be knowledgeable in their fields on the basis of previous teaching or professional experience. While GRACE is nondenominational, Christian perspectives strongly influence all classroom teaching and the selection of educational materials. GRACE classes are open to all students K–12 whose parents are committed to homeschooling and who are willing to abide by the GRACE code of conduct while at school. Classes meet one day a week and parents are allowed to choose as few or as many of the offerings as they wish. Reasons for selecting a GRACE class include the difficulty of the subject; the need for special equipment or facilities; or the need for group participation.