Cornerstone Homeschool Co-op is a homeschool co-op which opened in Zachary, LA in the fall of 2016. We are a cooperative group serving the Greater Baton Rouge area. Our families work together using a co-operative approach to offer a wide variety of academic and enrichment classes during the school year to our homeschooled children. Families must have at least one child who is at least six years old by December 31st. Each family must have completed one year of homeschool prior to applying as well. Full participation is required. A parent must be able to remain on campus for the duration of the co-op day and work as a teacher or class helper. All students must also remain on campus for the duration of the co-op day.

NELCHA offers: Weekly/Daily update sent via e-mail Family Fun Nights Mom’s Night Out Boys & Girls Basketball Girls Volleyball Soccer Spring & Fall Weekly Co-op Classes Competitive Speech & Debate Field Trips Senior Graduation Kindergarten Graduation Science and Social Studies Fair Play Day at the Park Skating/Bowling Spelling Bee Yearbook Choir 4-H End of year testing Valentine's Day Party Field Day Junior/Senior Banquet High School Winter Formal Used Book Sale and many other activities, both fun and educational, as the opportunity arises.

Raising Arrows Co-op is a cooperative learning opportunity for children Pre-K through 12th grade which meets every week from September - May with various weeks off. The mission of Raising Arrows Co-op is to support and assist parents in the training of their children by providing classes to supplement and enrich their education in a class environment. Because this is a cooperative effort, there will be a pooling of our resources and skills. Everyone must contribute so that this co-op can be a success. One parent must be present every hour that their children are attending classes. This is a ministry cooperative by families to families. Prices of classes are determined by the costs of supplies alone. Teachers will be giving of their time. We count on the active involvement of every family member to make co-op day a success! Raising Arrows' role is to encourage the parent, through support, assistance, co-op classes and relationship building. We do not function as a school. Some parents will teach using a curriculum and some will create classes using many different sources. Please Note: Although we offer pre-school classes, all Raising Arrows Co-op families must have at least one school age child participating in the classes who must be at least three years old by the first day of Co-Op.

Credo is a co-op of homeschooling families that meets one afternoon a week for 14 weeks each semester during the school year. We offer fun and educational classes for kids and teens. We meet on Wednesday afternoons from 12:45 (check-in time)-4:15pm. We have 14 class days in the fall and 14 class days in the spring. Registration is done just before the beginning of each semester. Each afternoon, we meet together at 1:00 for our opening session. We then disperse to our age-divided classes. The kids enjoy two classes, then a recess/snack break, and then a third class before we conclude for the day.

Cenla Christian Home School Association is a volunteer support organization for Christian families in the Alexandria, Pineville, and surrounding Central Louisiana areas who educate their children at home. Participation in CCHSA provides opportunities for families to connect with other homeschooling families for mutual help and encouragement. In keeping with our purpose and values, CCHSA, through its members, offers a variety of educational and social activities, including a Homeschool Cooperative which meets weekly for fall and spring semesters. Cenla Christian Home School Association is an affiliate of Homeschool Louisiana, a state organization which sponsors an annual State Convention and Book Fair, provides timely news relating to home education, and watches the state legislature and state agencies for legislation and policies affecting home education.

SERVE Homeschool Outreach serves as a cornerstone of community and support for homeschooling families, providing a nurturing environment where families can connect, develop, and thrive together. Embracing the diverse experiences and unique paths of each family, SERVE fosters a strong sense of belonging and camaraderie among its members. Through a wide array of offerings, including curriculum giveaways, educational workshops, graduation ceremonies, gatherings for moms to provide refreshment and encouragement, teen events, and other activities aimed at uniting homeschoolers and their families, SERVE ensures ample opportunities for families to bond and flourish. In addition to facilitating meaningful connections, SERVE Homeschool Outreach is dedicated to enriching the educational journey of homeschooling families at every stage. From organizing field trips and service projects to hosting community events and peer support networks, SERVE provides valuable resources and support systems that empower families to explore their interests, strengthen their bonds, and contribute positively to their communities. With a steadfast commitment to collaboration, inclusivity, and mutual assistance, SERVE continues to play a vital role in nurturing a vibrant and supportive homeschooling community where families can confidently navigate the joys and challenges of home education.