Providing homeschool enrichment activities and support to families in Eastern Prince William County

Walking Wise Homeschool Co-Op of Wise County, Virginia, is a group of homeschooling parents who gather once per week to cooperatively teach our kids a variety of classes. Our Co-op meets September-April on Tuesdays from 9:30 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. at Camp Bethel. This time period allows students from 1st through 12th grades to take three classes. We take every third week off including a 4 week break at Christmas. Walking Wise is a Christian, parent-led co-op that focuses on providing academic and enrichment classes with a biblical world view.

We are a Christian homeschool group providing a program designed to support parents in providing a high quality education for their children with a like-minded Biblical worldview based on our Statement of Faith. We offer a variety of classes for students from grades 4th - 8th. Compass families are required to serve three half days per semester as well as sign our Co-op Service Agreement. Compass meets at Grace Community Church. Compass begins with an assembly at 9:05. Classes run 9:15 am - 2:30 pm for two 10-week semesters from September - November and January - March.

Welcome to the Aiming High Homeschool Co-op! We are a traditional co-op, meaning one parent volunteers two hours and attends support group a third hour. Families are eligible for membership if they have at least one child three years of age or older by September 30 of that school year. We meet on Mondays from 10:00am-1:30pm at Williamsburg Community Chapel.

City Kids is a parent-run, cooperative education program located in Northwest, D.C. The mission is to provide multicultural, science, literacy, and arts education. Through cooperative planning, community building, and educational partnerships, City Kids provides academic and enrichment opportunities for families. Families meet two to four times per week (how much is up to each individual family) and programs include science, world cultures/geography, Capoeria, organic food gardening, arts education, writing, a mindfulness program, field trips, and lots of fun play.

Sankofa is a community of homeschooling families of color who want to grow, learn, and build together. We are dedicated to creating a rich, supportive homeschool village through a combination of social outlets, field trips, and the sharing of resources. Sankofa Homeschool Collective Classes are held on Fridays at: Ft. Chaplin Community Center, 4212 East Capitol St. NE Washington, DC 20019

New Harvest is a parent-led co-op that focuses on providing academic and enrichment classes with a biblical world view. We are a community of homeschoolers providing encouragement and support to one another in Hampton Roads. Together, we stand shoulder to shoulder on the journey to prepare our students for academic success in a modern world. New Harvest provides three core classes, literature, history, and science, for grades K-12. High schoolers enjoy an even broader range of required courses available to those seeking a higher education.

We are a Christian Homeschool Co-op that focuses on Science and PE meeting every other Monday. We use Apologia Science books and have classes from Kindergarten through High School. We do have a preschool class and nursery that is available for families that have older children enrolled in one of the science classes. Our co-op is parent lead and run.

Homeschool Out of the Box is a secular homeschool co-op serving families in the Tidewater area. Fall and Spring semester classes are held in Virginia Beach.

This group is a Christian based non-profit homeschool co-op serving Suffolk & surrounding area families.