What is Branches? Branches Mesa is a Christ-centered homeschool co-op community, that offers academic and enrichment classes, sports activities, and clubs to families with school aged kids (1st-12th grades) in the East Valley. If you do have younger kids, we offer a Mini-Branches program for families with school aged kids and younger kids. We meet on Wednesdays, from 8:45 to 12:45, in Mesa near Recker Rd. and the Loop 202/Red Mountain Freeway. We seek to create a close knit community where families feel they belong and are supported. We do this through a co-op (cooperative) model, where each family contributes in some way. We do this through a co-op (cooperative) model, where each family contributes in some way. What is a homeschool co-op? A homeschool co-op (or cooperative) is a group of families that come together one day a week and pool their resources to offer classes, both academic and enrichment, to children of all ages. By joining with other homeschooling families, responsibilities can be divided up and shared amongst the group. Costs are low for parent-led classes and are higher for teacher paid classes. Parents share expertise and resources with each other. Friendships are formed at the co-op and encouragement is readily available. Why join a homeschool co-op? Growing at a tremendous rate, there is estimated to be 40,000 homeschooled children in Arizona. The need for homeschool community co-ops has never been higher. Isolation is one of the biggest problems for homeschool moms and their children. By creating Branches, we hope to connect homeschool families to a support system and a local church.

Branches is a homeschool co-op community that offers academic and enrichment classes, sports activities and clubs, once a week to families in the metro Phoenix area.

Welcome! We are a group of Christian homeschooling families who want to encourage one another as we lead our children from wonder to wisdom. Currently, we offer classes for Kindergarten-12th grade twice a week. We are distinctly Christian with a Classical and Charlotte Mason Twist.

Training students to address life issues in a manner that glorifies God and engage the culture for Christ. We do this by using competitive speech and debate as the venue through which students learn to think critically, articulate winsomely and communicate graciously in a manner that pleases God. Training students to address life issues in a manner that glorifies God and engage the culture for Christ. We do this by using competitive speech and debate as the venue through which students learn to think critically, articulate winsomely and communicate graciously in a manner that pleases God.

Homeschooled high school & middle school students gather once a week for academic core & elective classes, & social opportunities that enrich the lives of our teens & families.

OAH is a co-op founded to support, encourage and strengthen Christian homeschooling families in the Oregon, Wis. area. This is accomplished through field trips, service projects and co-op classes.