Fun, friendship and new adventures are what Girl Scouts is all about. Making friends, testing her strengths, exploring new possibilities. It’s all here for her. Whether teaming up with others or learning to shine on their own, Girl Scouts have the tools and community support they need to succeed. Homeschooling? You can “mix and match” Girl Scout badges with the curriculum you are using! The content of all Girl Scout national proficiency badges and journeys have been correlated by grade level to national Common Core Standards, 21st Century Skills Standards, Financial Literacy Education Standards, and curriculum and learning objectives for all 50 states and the District of Columbia. Girl Scouts have fun outside, too! Getting outdoors is a great way for girls to explore leadership, build skills, and develop a deep appreciation for nature. Girl Scouts of Colonial Coast operates several properties for troop camping and outdoor programming that includes summer day and resident camp options. Everything Girl Scouts do builds their curiosity, kindness, and can-do spirit. And as they earn badges, help their community, and deepen their friendships, they’ll also have a blast along the way.

The James Madison Academy for Educational Freedom is a parent lead, faith based, home schooling support group which offers a wide variety of classes through a “hybrid” drop off co-op program, family oriented field trips and events, home schooling support meetings, and fellowship with like-minded believers in Christ.

We are a Christ-centered homeschool group that provides a variety of educational and enrichment classes for homeschooling families in a safe and loving environment. We co-labor with each other and God to achieve creative excellence by serving each other through our strengths.

We are a home-school coop that meets once a week at the Marbletown Community Center in Stone Ridge, New York.

Fingerlakes Homeschool is comprised of a growing number of families who choose to educate their children at home in the Finger lakes Region. We are brand new and we are still developing our support system. We are currently focused on developing a co-op in hopes of offering classes to preschool-12th grade. What is co-op? Co-op provides supplementary education for our children that we cannot easily provide ourselves, allows kids to learn accountability and study skills in a fun group environment, and opportunity to develop friendships. This environment is a mixture of core classes (e.g., chemistry, biology), enrichment classes (e.g., French & art) and fellowship for the children and parents. All families are welcome to join our group and our co-op, however, you must recognize that we are at our core a Christian organization. We ask all families who join to sign that they will honor and respect our Statement of Faith. Curriculum in our co-op may or may not be religious, and we ask teachers to refrain from teaching against anything found in our Statement of Faith. Other specifics, such as the inclusion of creation-based ideologies in a science class or Christian leanings in a history class for example, may be dependent on individual teachers and parents should ask teachers before registering children for those classes if that is a concern.

Free Grant funded After School Programs for Home Schooled students and traditional school students. This resource offers support and services to families in the Home School community. Students can attend an After School Time Program that offers lessons in science, geography, literacy, and the arts. As well as homework help with lite meals and regular visits from community partners such as Explora, Kids Cook, and Bricks 4 Kids. This offers students socialization, social emotional learning, academic enrichment opportunities and respite for parents. Students will have access to a fun safe learning environment with qualified staff. Locations in, Moriarty, Edgewood, Albuquerque, Los Lunas, Belen, and Socorro.