Eagle's Nest Christian Home Educators Association

Eagle’s Nest (EN) is a Christian homeschool support organization that seeks first to honor the Lord Jesus Christ in all we do as we come alongside families in their homeschooling journey. Eagle's Nest is like one big umbrella with lots of smaller groups beneath it.

Under the EN umbrella, we offer the following opportunities:

Voyagers is an elementary and middle school enrichment co-op that meets once a week for two 10-week semesters. A wide variety of classes are offered each semester for different age groups, so there's always something new and fun to learn! Classes are taught by participating parents, so it functions as a true cooperative program.

Eluminatus is an academic program that offers ala carte classes for students in 4th grade through high school. Classes meet once a week in August through May. Subjects are taught by qualified tutors who are hired by the parents through EN. Our high school program is registered as an accredited college-preparatory non-traditional education center. (EN offers an official accredited transcription service through our center’s manager for an additional fee).

Our Performing Arts Department offers exciting opportunities for our students to grow and develop their performing arts skills. We have a choir, an Improv Team, drama classes, and a spring musical.

Extra-curricular activities through Eagle’s Nest include a robotics team, chess club, and Beta club. We are excited to offer these extra opportunities and look forward to others as they become available. Explore the website for details and contact info for these programs.

Eagle’s Nest offers field trips that are planned by our field trip coordinator. Once you join EN, you'll start receiving information about upcoming field trips. You can sign up and pay (if there is a cost) through the coordinator. She plans fun and interesting field trips throughout the year.

Other opportunities in EN include a yearbook, middle-school and high-school activities throughout the school year, a high school prom, standardized testing in the spring, a used book sale, and a high school graduation program.