BraveTree Educators is a christian co-op that meets on the east-side of Cincinnati just minutes from the Jungle Jim's. BraveTree classes are taught by parent volunteers and meet on Fridays from 10:00 am - 2:30 pm. BraveTree does not offer a drop off program. At least one parent/legal guardian must remain on campus at all times. BraveTree members are not required to teach. However, all members are required to assist if they are not teaching. BraveTree has two semesters. Fall semester is 10 weeks and Winter semester is 12 weeks long.

Heritage Builders Academy (HBA) seeks to glorify God by supporting and encouraging families who choose to home educate their children. HBA does this through: -Teaching subjects in a Christ-centered manner -Offering field trips and social activities for students -Providing fellowship and support for parents

Heritage Oaks Christian Homeschool Co-op. is an independently run Christian education group in Wadsworth, Ohio, but is open to all for membership. We love to have new families join us and all types of homeschoolers, unschoolers or e-schoolers are welcome. We meet at a church in Wadsworth, Ohio. We meet for 30 weeks between August and May with several breaks in-between.

H.O.P.E. (Helping Other People Educate) Christian Homeschool Co-op strives to be a Christian homeschool cooperative that meets the enrichment needs of families living in Stow, Cuyahoga Falls, Munroe Falls, and surrounding areas. We want to not only enrich the families’ lives educationally, but also spiritually. We want this to be a fun and safe environment for families to grow together and support each other in the homeschool community.

Our mission is to be a Christ-centered cooperative that works toward igniting the creativity, passions, and gifts of each child within our community. We aim to offer a variety of academics, faith-filled fellowship, positive socialization, and outreach opportunities. Our mission is rooted in finding JOY in our homeschool journey.

The Mission Statement of Ohio Valley Christian Home Educators is to support and encourage families who are striving to educate their children in a manner pleasing to our Savior Jesus Christ. OVCHE is a volunteer-led support group and co-op providing resources for educational activities, encouragement, fellowship, and information to homeschool families and to those considering homeschooling in the Ohio Valley. OVCHE endeavors to keep events Christ-honoring, often including prayer, without reservation or apology.

The Learning Tree Homeschool Group provides homeschooling families with Christian based enrichment and supplemental classes in a group setting. All home schooling families are welcome. The Learning Tree Homeschool Group offers a variety of classes for children in preschool through high school. The classes are divided by age groups. As a general guideline, the maximum class size is set at 12 students for the younger grades and 15-20 for the older grades.

Growing Wild is a secular and inclusive homeschooling co-op that offers an immersive nature-based learning experience for children and families. Through hands-on activities and outdoor exploration, children of all ages can learn about ecology and conservation while connecting with the natural world around them. The co-op is open to families of all values, beliefs, abilities, and backgrounds, creating a supportive community that fosters a love for nature and learning.

This community, founded in 2009, is a 501c3 cooperative and serves families in Newark, Licking County, and Central Ohio, providing co-op class experiences ranging from fun little kids PE classes to high school science labs. K-12th are welcome. Includes support network, curriculum library, field trips, milestone events and much more. $25 annual membership cost, classes are 14 weeks and most cost $20 or less (for an entire 14 week class)

The Elective Collective (TEC) is a Christian, performing arts-focused home education co-op that meets in the New Albany area. It is open to all families whose oldest child has reached the age of required notification (six years old by Sept. 30). Preference is given to teens and older children, since there is a deep need for wholesome offerings for that age group in our community. The Elective Collective meets Tuesdays for 12 weeks in the fall and 12 weeks in the spring. We arrive by 9:15 a.m. for quick announcements and prayer, then begin classes at 9:30 a.m.