HomeTrail’s public directory

Homeschool Programs Near Me

Start with your state, then narrow to a city with several options. This directory brings together local homeschool classes, enrichment, hybrid and drop-off programs, learning centers, microschools, clubs, and tutoring. Contact each provider to confirm current ages, format, schedule, cost, and openings.

4,480 program listings across 50 state guides and 225 city guides.

Maintained by Laura and Mick, HomeTrail founders and homeschool parents of four.

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Start local

Browse homeschool programs by state

We publish a state guide only when there are enough eligible public listings for a useful comparison.

Alaska7 communities 18 Alabama55 communities 104 Arkansas37 communities 63 Arizona25 communities 67 California148 communities 296 Colorado57 communities 136 Connecticut26 communities 33 Delaware12 communities 17 Florida126 communities 235 Georgia87 communities 151 Hawaii7 communities 17 Iowa28 communities 50 Idaho17 communities 39 Illinois90 communities 142 Indiana78 communities 156 Kansas31 communities 52 Kentucky62 communities 110 Louisiana40 communities 74 Massachusetts36 communities 48 Maryland39 communities 69 Maine46 communities 59 Michigan80 communities 134 Minnesota46 communities 64 Missouri86 communities 131 Mississippi34 communities 62 Montana18 communities 47 North Carolina112 communities 191 North Dakota7 communities 12 Nebraska12 communities 23 New Hampshire28 communities 40 New Jersey62 communities 90 New Mexico14 communities 29 Nevada9 communities 16 New York88 communities 137 Ohio109 communities 176 Oklahoma37 communities 71 Oregon23 communities 45 Pennsylvania131 communities 196 Rhode Island10 communities 15 South Carolina52 communities 97 South Dakota8 communities 21 Tennessee87 communities 163 Texas163 communities 313 Utah34 communities 70 Virginia72 communities 124 Vermont8 communities 12 Washington67 communities 132 Wisconsin50 communities 79 West Virginia22 communities 37 Wyoming11 communities 17

More local

City guides with several program options

Colorado Springs, COColorado 18 Houston, TXTexas 13 Nashville, TNTennessee 12 Huntsville, ALAlabama 10 Orlando, FLFlorida 10 Pensacola, FLFlorida 10 Bigfork, MTMontana 10 Fort Collins, COColorado 9 Indianapolis, INIndiana 9 Raleigh, NCNorth Carolina 9 Portland, OROregon 9 Palmer, AKAlaska 8

Every city guide by state

Alaska
Palmer
Idaho
Blackfoot Boise
Maine
Portland
Mississippi
Gulfport Jackson Starkville
Montana
Bigfork Billings Helena
Nebraska
Lincoln
Nevada
Elko Las Vegas
New Mexico
Farmington
South Dakota
Aberdeen Sioux Falls
Vermont
Montpelier
West Virginia
New Martinsville Parkersburg
Wisconsin
Appleton Racine

Classes & enrichment

Recurring classes, workshops, labs, arts, sports, and subject-focused learning.

Hybrid & drop-off

Programs that combine home learning with one or more on-site days.

Learning centers

Microschools, academies, umbrella programs, and other structured support.

Clubs & tutoring

Interest groups, academic help, and skill-building outside your core curriculum.

Compare the fit

Questions to ask before enrolling

  • What kind of program is it? Confirm whether it is a class, enrichment activity, hybrid school, drop-off program, or support service.
  • Who can attend? Ask about ages, prerequisites, sibling policies, worldview, accessibility, and waitlists.
  • What does the week require? Compare on-site days, travel, homework, parent participation, and attendance rules.
  • What is the full cost? Include registration, tuition, materials, uniforms, equipment, and trips.
  • Is the information current? Verify details with the provider before making plans or paying.

Program or co-op?

They overlap, but they are not the same

A co-op is usually a membership community where parents participate, teach, or volunteer. A homeschool program may instead be provider-led, drop-off, fee-based, or focused on one subject. If community is your main goal, use our separate homeschool co-ops near me directory.

For museums, field trips, and one-time activities, browse all homeschooling resources, or see which museums, farms, and gardens run homeschool days.

Once you choose a program, put its schedule beside curriculum and attendance in the free HomeTrail planner.

Plan around your program

Common questions

Homeschool programs, answered

What counts as a homeschool program?

A homeschool program is a class, enrichment activity, hybrid or drop-off day, learning center, microschool, club, or tutoring service that a provider runs for homeschooled kids. Parent-led co-ops have their own directory, and general attractions without a homeschool offering stay in the broader resource directory.

How do I find homeschool programs near me?

Choose your state, then open a city guide if your area has one. If your town does not have a guide yet, the state guide lists its public program listings sorted by city. If your state does not have a guide yet, browse the full homeschooling resource directory. Contact each provider to confirm ages, schedule, cost, and openings.

Why does my city not have its own page yet?

We publish a state guide once a state has at least 8 eligible listings, and a city guide within it once a city has at least 4, so every page has real options to compare. Programs in smaller towns appear on their state guide when the state has one, and every public listing stays in the full resource directory.

Are homeschool enrichment programs the same as hybrid programs?

No. Enrichment programs add classes, labs, arts, or sports alongside the curriculum you teach at home. Hybrid programs take on part of the core teaching, usually with one or more on-site days and work to finish at home. Ask which subjects a program covers and what it expects from you between sessions.

Help improve the directory

Missing a program or spotted an outdated listing?

Send the program name, website, city, and state. We review suggestions before adding or updating public information.

Suggest or update a program

Directory inclusion is not an endorsement and does not mean a program is currently accepting students. Confirm details, safety policies, licensing or accreditation claims, and payment terms directly with the provider.

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