Co-ops, microschools, daytime classes and regular meetups for homeschool families. We checked each one on the group's or program's own page and show the ages, cost or tuition, faith stance and meeting days where they publish them.
How this list works. We only list groups and classes that have their own website, or a public Facebook group or page that is their official home. We copy the details from that page and show the date we last checked. "Faith" is how the group describes itself. "Not stated" means it doesn't say either way. Cards marked ⚠️ (3 right now) are ones we couldn't fully confirm, and each one says why. Co-ops often fill up or need you to join first, so contact the group before you show up. We are not affiliated with any group or venue here.
🤝 Co-ops & class communities (3)
Parent-run groups and nonprofit communities that meet weekly for classes. Most expect parents to help.
A volunteer-led homeschooling association. New families must do an interview before registering, and in the first year a parent must stay on campus every week. Each family takes two volunteer jobs per semester (about two hours a week).
Ages: See site
Cost: Registration fee $100 per family (early) or $130 after July 1 ($80 for one student taking one class), plus per-class materials and instructor fees set by each instructor.
A nonprofit that partners with Oxford Virtual Academy. Families can enroll in the virtual school and take optional in-person classes, or self-pay for electives only. Self-pay and part-time families need no state testing.
Ages: Kindergarten (age 5 by Sept. 1) through grade 12
Tuition: Elective classes $200 each per semester ($300 for Goldfish Swim in Canton); $800 per semester for the kindergarten block; $50 registration fee per family per year.
When: Elective classes on Thursdays or Fridays, 14 meetings a semester.
⚠️ The FAQ page still refers to the 2025–26 school year. Confirm the 2026–27 schedule and prices.