Founded in 1994, Connections is a non-profit organization that seeks to empower homeschooling families to educate their children. Our mission is to partner with parents to educate and equip students by providing arts and academic classes from preschool through highschool in a supportive, Christ-centered community. Experts in their fields, our instructors are passionate about their subjects. They are deeply committed to the support and care of their students.

Homeschool Alliance of SW Washington is comprised of a variety of homeschool co-ops, parents and advocates. The goal of HSALL is to bring together the homeschool community in Cowlitz and surrounding counties. HSALL speaks to the heart of homeschooling by providing local event information, approaches to homeschooling, co-op information and mentoring to homeschool parents.

INCH is a non-profit co-op and support group serving homeschoolers in Coeur d'Alene and surrounding areas. INCH is not a drop-off program or a school, but a co-op run solely by volunteer moms. We offer homeschool students from preschool through high school an assortment of academic and enrichment classes and social activities to supplement their homeschooling experience, as well as classes and workshops to encourage and support homeschooling moms.

Anchored Homeschool Network is a Christian Homeschooling Co-op located in Cheney, Washington.

Legacy Homeschool Center is a Christian homeschool cooperative which exists to further equip parents, who are ultimately accountable for the teaching of their children, with learning opportunities which enhance their effort to provide excellent academic instruction from a Biblical Christian worldview, inspire a love for learning, and equip their children to think clearly, concisely, and critically with character reflecting that of our Lord, Jesus Christ. Legacy is not a school, and does not employ teachers. They are under the employ of the families who have students attending their classes.

Christian homeschool cooperative which meets in Bellevue, Washington at Westminster Chapel. Heritage provides a wide variety of K-12 classes each Monday, enriching the learning experience for around 160 homeschool families.

This new program from the Center for Redemptive Education (CRE) offers “the whole story for the whole child” to support home schooling families in their quest to align with God’s design for their children. The CRE believes God’s design for teaching and learning is BRIE: Biblical – through and through! Relational – they want to know you and your child! Integral – a holistic view of image-bearers and the world in which they live! And Experiential – head, hands and heart! Highly qualified Redemptive Educators invite your child to engage deeply with the Creator and His creation.

GRACE - Growing Responsible Adults through Christian Education A place where children of all ages can come to participate in classes, field trips, special events and parties, alongside their friends. It is also a place for parents to come together to share talents, ideas and issues related to homeschooling and raising children today.

Trinity’s homeschool co-op is a small, family-run co-op that meets twice a month September through May at our church in Woodbridge, VA. Past classes have included art, creative writing, book club, cooking class, and social studies. No religious courses or Bible studies are offered, but classes are taught from a biblical worldview by parents who are members of Trinity. Classes are offered for children in Kindergarten-12th grade (ages 5-18). Parents do not need to teach classes, but are expected to stay the entire time to assist.