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.

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.

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.

Naked Apple exists to encourage, support, and build up the local community of homeschool families, reaching out in the name of Jesus Christ. The co-op brings together homeschooling families to support each other in their calling of teaching their children. Every family has a different reason and vision behind the choice to homeschool, and Naked Apple cultivates a community that encourages and supports families in achieving their vision.

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.

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

We are an inclusive, secular homeschool cooperative for pre-k through high school. We meet in Suffolk, VA on Tuesdays and Thursdays from September through April, with a winter break at the holidays. We offer classes in the visual and performing arts, along with academics and an exciting S.T.E.M. program. We also offer fun social activities, clubs, a yearbook, a teen dance, and a graduation ceremony.

God’s Homeschool Warrior’s co-op supports parents and children in achieving excellence in education through an environment of Godly wisdom and talented partnerships. We partner with families from Suffolk, Chesapeake, Portsmouth, Smithfield, Windsor Virginia, and Gates County, NC. As an organization that is owned and run by its members, we all share in the responsibilities and benefits of the co-op. To be successful in providing excellence, we ask all families to participate in three ways: *Prayer.

At Roanoke-Salem Homeschool Academy, we offer a wide range of classes for students from Pre-K through 12th grade, both academic and non-academic. Our school day is divided into six periods, and students can choose to attend as many or as few of these periods as they wish. Classes are held on Mondays, and assignments are given during class time with the expectation that they will be completed at home. For transcript purposes, middle and high school courses are given final grades. Middle and high school students may be dropped off, and parents are not required to teach.