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Looking for someone to teach physics to your teen? Need a way to avoid teaching algebra? Want to enroll your Kindergartener in a co-op for social time? Homeschool classes and co-ops are a great way to spend time with other homeschoolers and skill-share with other homeschool parents.
Our listing of Arkansas co-ops and academic classes for homeschoolers is ordered alphabetically by city, with co-ops in the first section and all other academic resources below. If you would like to submit a Arkansas co-op or academic resource, you may do so using the red button above.
Arkansas Homeschooling Co-ops
Saline Open Homeschool AssociationBenton
This groups mission is to be open to people of all walks of life. Regardless of faith, race, or gender identity. We are an open and inclusive homeschool group. We strive to unite homeschooling families for social and enrichment purposes through co-op classes and activities.
Benton Homeschool CorporationBenton
At BHC (Benton Homeschool Corporation) our mission is to offer the opportunity to come together in order to enrich Christian homeschool families learning experiences. We strive to provide engaging, social enrichment classes, activities and events that support whatever curriculum your family chooses. Co-Op is a cooperative effort by families within our group for the educational and social benefit of our students. It is a place where adults can pass on their knowledge and talents to eager students just waiting to absorb it all. Co=ops are offered in the fall and in the spring for 12 week sessions. The co-ops are held on Tuesday's from 9:30 to noon. Many families also enjoy going to Tyndall Park following co-op. Currently classes are held at Calvary Baptist Church 612 Valley View Road. Benton Ar 72019
Saline County Christian Home Education Association (SCCHEA)Benton/Bryant/Saline County
Saline County Christian Home Education Association (SCCHEA) is a homeschool group serving families in Saline county and the surrounding area. SCCHEA offers a basketball program for both boys and girls, a cheer program for girls, a co-op, field trips, and more. Co-op terms run for 7 weeks per session in the fall, winter, and spring.
Saline County Christian Home Education Association (SCCHEA) details
Cabot Christian Homeschool Co-opCabot
We are a volunteer-based group, where homeschool parents volunteer to teach a variety of classes. A parent or guardian must be at Co-op with their children, volunteering to teach a class, to assist in a class or nursery, or other positions to help us run smoothly! We set the schedule for the year in June & July, and registration begins in early-August. We meet on Mondays in Cabot. The year is broken up into 4, 6-week blocks. Each day has three class periods. You can sign up for as few or as many classes as you would like. Each year, the classes that are offered change, based on what people volunteer to teach. PE, Art and Sciences tend to always be class options, along with lots of other great classes. We usually start the Monday after Labor Day and have four 6-week blocks that end in early May. We have a Parent (Family) Night at the end of each semester where our performance classes showcase what they've been working on for the semester, and other classes may present artwork or projects they have completed in those classes.
Sycamore Christian Homeschool CenterGrenbrier
We are an exciting, new opportunity for families looking for alternatives in education! Our goal is to come alongside parents to enhance education for their children. At Sycamore, we currently offer two programs: Hybrid Academy: This drop-off program is available for students in Prek (age 4) through 8th grade two days a week from 8:45am-2:30pm. This program is more academic in nature than our enrichment co-op and offers core classes on campus as well as structured lesson plans provided by the teachers for parents to continue their child's learning at home on the off days. Weekly Homeschool Co-op: The Co-op is once-weekly and operates as a "true" co-op where all parents (and sometimes grandparents!) volunteer in various capacities to run the classes each semester. Co-op is open to families K-12th grade. We offer nursery & preschool classes for younger siblings of school age students.
Logos Classical CoopHot Springs
Based out of Hot Springs, AR. We meet on Tuesdays from 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m. from August through April with a generous winter break for the holidays. Typically, we have writing, science, and history available every year. Aside from that, we try to do a few interest based classes as well like art, music, sign language, cooking, first aid, car mechanics, etc. We usually do not do language/phonics or math class. Parents need to be involved for the group to work effectively. We need parents to be teachers, assistant teachers, and nursery helpers.
Hot Springs Christian Homeschool Co-opHot Springs
Hot Springs Christian Homeschool Co-op meets once a week, on Tuesdays, starting at the end of August. They take a Winter Break and then resume at the end of January, completing the school year at the end of April. Currently, offering three, 45-minute class periods, from 9am to 11:45am. There are 8-18 students per class. Younger groups have the fewest students in a classroom (8). The High School has up to 18 students. Currently, the max number of total students allowed is 72. Classes for all grades K-12 as well as a pre-k/nursery. Currently, we include two grades per class Only high school students, with approval by the Board, can come to co-op without a parent. There still needs to be a designated parent present at co-op to look after them. Special considerations and arrangements are made and agreed on with the Board. All other students can not come without a parent. Parents stay at co-op and help in some way (as teachers, assistants, or other jobs). This is not a drop-off program.
Deeply Rooted Homeschool Co-opJacksonvill
A homeschooling co-op in Central Arkansas, giving like-minded families an opportunity to create and grow. In our community, moms come for the encouragement and connections they need as their children develop lasting relationships, all the while growing academically, socially and mentally. Deeply Rooted also focuses on those classes and activities that are often skipped due to mess or specialization.
Natural State HomeschoolersJefferson county
NSH (Natural State Homeschoolers) is for all Central Arkansas Homeschoolers. The group's focus is enriching homeschool families' lives through experiences by offering field trips and events of all kinds. NSH is a co-op centered around helping homeschooling parents and students get involved in community functions, meet new friends, all while taking advantage of group discounts. NSH is proud to be a volunteer-based group where homeschool parents have the opportunity to post events on the groups calendar. They welcome and encourage any co-op and all members to post events. NSH posts multiple events each month from September through May that are open to everyone to attend. Join as many events as you like, there are no registration fees required to join NSH. Find them on their BAND page for event listings and their community forum page on Facebook.
Comm. Central AcademyLittle Rock
Comm. Central is a Christian, classical homeschool academy that meets one day a week during the school year in the Central Little Rock area, with an optional second day for students 7th grade and above. Classes are offered to students K4-12th grade. In K4-8thgrade, Comm. Central instructors support parents in their homeschooling efforts by reviewing, launching, and providing instruction for weekly lessons as outlined in the Comm. Central Curriculum Guide. High school students are able to choose from a variety of classes to meet their transcript needs. Comm. Central Academy classes meet for thirty weeks: fifteen weeks in the fall and fifteen weeks in the spring. K4-5th Grade classes meet on Tuesdays from 9:00 am - 3:25 pm. 5-6th Grade classes meet on Tuesdays from 8:45 am - 3:25 pm. 7-8th Grade classes meet on Tuesdays from 8:45 am - 3:25 pm with an option to meet on Thursdays for supplemental instruction in composition, science, and math as well as additional electives. High School classes meet on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8:45am - 3:25 pm.Currently the Academy is available only in the Central Arkansas area.
HomeStyle Christian Educators of the OzarksMountain Home
We are a Christian homeschool co-op located in the Mountain Home area. Through the cooperative efforts of our parents, we offer field trips, activities, parties, park days, and parent-led co-op classes. We aim to provide support for homeschool families and opportunities for our children to socialize and make friendships, while honoring the Lord in all we do. Yearly membership dues are $20 per family. Classes and activities cost extra.
Homestyle Christian Educators of the OzarksMountain Home/North Central AR
HCE of the Ozarks is a Biblically-based co-op whose purpose is to provide support and fellowship for Christian homeschool families through extracurricular co-op classes, park play days, field trips, outdoor adventures, and other social gatherings, while seeking to honor the Lord. HCE provides the Student Service Council for teens, giving them opportunities to volunteer in the community, participate in fundraisers, and plan their own group outings. HCE also hosts a lending library of various Christian curricula, free for members to use. HCE members are required to fill out a membership application each year and pay yearly dues of $20 per family. Co-op classes cost extra. Members must agree to HCE’s policies and procedures, by-laws, and statement of faith. Contact: President@HCEozarks.org
Arkansas Homeschooling Classes & Academic Enrichment
Arkansas Classical ConversationsArkansas Statewide
CC is a national homeschooling program that uses a Bible based curriculum taught in a christian, classical tradition. Classes are geared for age 4 through high school.
Lexicon Speech, Language, & ReadingFayetteville
A family-owned and operated clinic that works with children in all areas of speech, language, and reading. Specialization in dyslexia evaluation and tutoring.
Sycamore Christian Homeschool CenterGrenbrier
We are an exciting, new opportunity for families looking for alternatives in education! Our goal is to come alongside parents to enhance education for their children. At Sycamore, we currently offer two programs: Hybrid Academy: This drop-off program is available for students in Prek (age 4) through 8th grade two days a week from 8:45am-2:30pm. This program is more academic in nature than our enrichment co-op and offers core classes on campus as well as structured lesson plans provided by the teachers for parents to continue their child's learning at home on the off days. Weekly Homeschool Co-op: The Co-op is once-weekly and operates as a "true" co-op where all parents (and sometimes grandparents!) volunteer in various capacities to run the classes each semester. Co-op is open to families K-12th grade. We offer nursery & preschool classes for younger siblings of school age students.
Ron Coleman MiningJessieville
Ron Coleman Mining has a private quartz crystal digging area. Fee for groups of 10 paying adults or more is $10 per person (flat fee for digging only). For individuals and families - public quartz crystal mining fee is $20 for persons 7 to 54 or 54 and up for $15 per person. Children 6 and under are free with a paying adult. Group reservations are available online or you may call 501-984-5396. We host many school groups each week
Homeschoolers @ the LibraryLittle Rock
William F. Laman Library offers activities and programs specifically made for homeschooled children and teens. The Children's Department offers Homeschoolers @ the Library every Monday at 11am and Thursday at 1pm. The Teen Center offers Homeschool gaming every Wednesday from 11:30-3:30 with Playstation 4 and Xbox 1 and a Homeschool Hangout the first Thursday of every month at 1:00pm.
Little Rock BEST - University of ArkansasLittle Rock
BEST (Boosting Engineering Science and Technology) is a non-profit volunteer based program organization whose mission is to inspire students to pursue careers in engineering, science and technology through participation in sports like, science and engineering-based robotics competition. University of Arkansas Little Rock
Come Sign With Jessica - Sign Language ClassesLittle Rock
Certified instructor of Baby Sign Language offering classes for homeschooled students ages 7-12 beginning January 2011. Contact comesignwithjessica@gmail.com to schedule a class and ask about low rates.
Tasha Teaches SpanishLittle Rock
Tasha Teaches Spanish provides tutoring, lessons, and programming to children of all ages. It utilizes audio, visual, and hands-on activities to meet the various needs of language learners. Services can be provided in-person or online and can be scheduled for groups or individuals. Being bilingual gives children an opportunity to learn about other cultures and will ultimately put them at an advantage as they go out into the world. Tasha Teaches Spanish educates learners with eagerness and tenacity and would be thrilled to educate your child. Please visit the Facebook page or contact us at tashateachsspanish@gmail.com for more information.
Awesome ScoresMy local Algebra classes are offered in North Little Rock
This is a website to help prepare students for the ACT. It is a refresher course that I offer online the weekend before the test. I also tutor all levels of Algebra locally.
Northwest Arkansas Young MarinesNorthwest Arkansas area
The Young Marines is a nonprofit youth organization for kids ages eight through completion of high school. The Young Marines teaches respect, responsibility, to give back to the community, life skills, survival skills, leadership, self confidence, and more. The Young Marines also promotes a healthy, drug free lifestyle through the Drug Demand Reduction program.
Honors Summer AcademyOklahoma City
Save the Date for HSA 2024, July 7th-12th! Application is open for the 2024 Honors Summer Academy, July 7-12, 2024! Students can earn 2 hours of transferable college credit in Engineering, Bible, Humanities, or Science. HSA students receive the full university experience in one week – complete with daily chapel, engaging classes, master faculty, inspiring and informative field trips, labs, and more. Join the annual, one-week college experience hosted by OC's Honors Program! Gifted and talented students who are presently in 9th-11th grade in Fall, pursue excellence together. Come stay on the OC campus, earn college credit and have a really fun time! Honors Summer Academy’s total cost is $600. The price includes all meals, lodging, field experiences, access to computer labs, and much more. Refer a friend that applies and is accepted and receive another $50 discount! Balance is due by June 1. More details including course options, schedule, videos, cost, and an online application can be found by visiting: www.oc.edu/hsa.
The Monkey House of SpringdaleSpringdale
The Monkey House is an indoor bouncer/slide party and play place geared toward kids 12 years or less. We have separate areas for toddlers (under 3 years old) and non-toddlers. Parents are free to enter, and are encouraged to play with their kids. Call for info at 479-419-4161
Ecclesia PrepSpringdale
Ecclesia Prep offers a place for Christian homeschoolers designed and created especially for them by an institution that shares their most cherished values. For many families, this place has been a perfect fit; for some, it has literally been an answer to prayer. The opportunities here may be just what your family has been looking for.
Choice Education Network, Inc - SpringdaleSpringdale
Choice Education Network, Inc is a nonprofit organization based in Springdale, Arkansas offering core, elective and social opportunities for homeschoolers and launched a hybrid school program in fall 2022. All classes are a le carte with no annual commitment or membership fees.
