East Wichita Homeschool Co-op (EWHS) is a Christian homeschool support group for moms. EWHS classes are designed to provide supplementary education for students in grades K-8 (and younger siblings) with an emphasis on classes and activities that are best presented in a group setting. Classes are taught and assisted by moms and each person plays an integral part in the success of our classes. Our classes occur on the odd numbered Fridays (1st, 3rd, and 5th) of the month from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM, September through December, and then again from January through the end April/ beginning of May.

PHC is a group for homeschooling families in the Crawford County area. The goal is to provide a place for homeschool families to come together to participate in activities they may not be able to complete at home with small group. It is a great way to socialize and make new friends!

The Orchard is a classically minded Christian educational cooperative (co-op). Educational experiences are designed to support homeschool families.

The Social Homeschooler is an inclusive social group, open to homeschool families of all beliefs and learning methods, with the idea that variation creates a beautiful tapestry that is our community. We strive to connect local, active homeschool families in order that friendships might be forged, interest and skills shared, and our community broadened.

Shema Homeschool Co-op is a Christian group that meets once a week in Tonganoxie, KS. Each Semester lasts 14 weeks allowing the students to make lasting friendships, learn in a different dynamic from home and have fun along the way. Students rotate through 3 extra curricular classes in the morning, some families stay and enjoy lunch together and stick around for an additional Science class after lunch. Shema Homeschool Co-op offers classes from high school, down to Pre-K (including nursery for siblings of students).

This Biblically based Co-op is a parent led opportunity to provide enrichment to your students. Each semester, the parents meet up and determine what classes they believe will be most suited for their children, and work together to teach their students. Shema meets once a week, in the mornings, with a 3 class rotation. There is a nursery and classes for children from preschool and up. This is an “all hands on deck,” co-op where the parents are involved and stay on site to help teach and assist with the classes.

The Reno County Homeschool Connection Co-op meets on Mondays 24 weeks a year. Classes are mostly hands on. They include Sciences for all levels 3y - 12th grade. Archery, Cooking, Latin, Speech/Debate, Art for all ages, Sewing, Woodworking, Volleyball, Basketball, Math Games, Reading, Music Lessons, and Personal Finance.

This is a homeschooling group that services all of Reno County, KS and surrounding areas. This group contains a co-op with hands on classes each Monday for 24 weeks each year. It also provides sports clubs, swim team, gymnastics, STEM Club, Science Kids, Robotics, and is home of the Ad Astra Challenge (Stoa Speech and Debate). Each school year starts around July 1st. Each year, orientation is required to remain a member.

GBHE is a group of home educating families in Great Bend, Kansas and surrounding rural areas. We aim to have a monthly "Mom's Night Out" activity for social support and a monthly field trip for the whole family. GBHE also has an educational/enrichment co-op that meets for two 12-week sessions (on average) each school year. We meet Thursday mornings in Great Bend for 3-4 classes. This is a parent directed group - where parents stay to help with teaching, assisting in a class, severing as a hall monitor, or by serving in the nursery/toddler/Pre-K areas.

The Network is a Christian organization for families who are actively engaged in the home schooling process. Our classes are a supplement, not a replacement, for home education. We meet on Mondays at Grace Church (4200 E 25th Street, Des Moines, IA). Students receive 90 minutes of instruction per week for each class in which they are enrolled. During the rest of the week, students complete homework assignments, work on projects, read course material, and study for upcoming quizzes and tests.