BEST (Boosting Engineering Science and Technology) is a non-profit volunteer based program organization whose mission is to inspire students to pursue careers in engineering, science and technology through participation in sports like, science and engineering-based robotics competition.

Learn & Serve (L&S) is a ministry of SIFAT that provides an opportunity for Americans to gain a holistic view of the developing world. Throughout the year, churches, universities and school groups visit our 176-acre campus to learn through interactive programming and simulations. A simulated rural Global Village and Urban Slum are used as teaching tools to let people experience the lives of our brothers and sisters living in the two-thirds world. After receiving a global view, we challenge Americans to take what they have learned and respond in their local communities with action. L&S programming is offered year-round. During the summer, we offer week-long sessions through our summer training program. Throughout the rest of the year, you can get involved with L&S by scheduling a retreat

Nature Connect's mission to cultivate wonder and a love for learning through outdoor education. In a time where computer and cell phone use is so prevalent, Nature Connect believes it’s important to get kids unplugged from technology and reconnected with the natural world. Their vision is to support children to develop an appreciation for each other and the natural world, so that they grow into dedicated leaders and environmental stewards in their communities. Their programs include exploring outdoors, animal tracking, nature & sensory awareness, storytelling, plant and animal study, mentorship, empowerment, primitive skills & crafts, and lots of fun and play! They offer homeschool enrichment programs for all ages in coastal Baldwin County.

CrossRoads Christian Academy (CRC) is a homeschool co-op conveniently located near the intersection of Hwys 36 & 67 in Somerville, AL. We offer classes on Mondays September-April for K-12th graders. Included in those options will be classes for nursery and preschooler siblings. The day consist of 3 primary class periods plus a family chapel time and runs from 9:00am to 12:30pm.

Serving the homeschool community since 2006, this homeschool co-op offers classes for preschool through high school in subjects difficult to teach at home or best taught in group settings, such as drama, science labs, STEM, foreign languages, creative writing and P.E. Teachers are fellow homeschooling parents with a degree, special knowledge or passion for the subjects. Parents do not have to teach to enroll their children, but they do have to be on campus while their children are present, assisting teachers, setting up, or serving in some way, as this is truly a cooperative learning environment. As a result, we have a small teacher to student ratio, and most classes range between 3 and 12 students with 2 or 3 team teachers. Class fees range from $2 to $15 for the entire 14 weeks, so co-op is very affordable, even for a large family. Academy Days Co-op is open to homeschoolers of any church school covering or independent.