Local homeschool community
Explore 9 co-op listings across 7 cities in Idaho. Compare every listing below.
Current listings include groups in Nampa, Rexburg, Bonners Ferry, Caldwell, Kimberly, Meridian, and Post Falls.
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ClearView Christian Co-op is a non-denominational, Christ-centered cooperative offering supplementary education for homeschoolers in Bonners Ferry, Idaho. This co-op focuses on pro...
View co-op detailsRevelations Homeschool Co-op is a faith-based homeschooling community based in Middleton, Idaho, although it meets in Caldwell. It is led by parents and rooted in Christian values....
View co-op detailsPetra Christian Academy Co-op offers a Classical Christian education as a cooperative. This co-op supports homeschooling families by providing a structured environment where studen...
View co-op detailsSELAH of Idaho serves as a homeschool support group in the Treasure Valley area, offering a Christ-centered community for homeschooling families. The co-op meets weekly, mainly on...
View co-op detailsArrow Homeschool Co-Op is a Christian homeschool co-op located in Nampa, Idaho. The group consists of families who collaborate to support and enhance the homeschooling experience t...
View co-op detailsWild Roots Learners is a homeschool group located in South Nampa, ID, that focuses on hands-on learning experiences for children aged 6-12. The program includes activities centered...
View co-op detailsCHAIN Homeschoolers Co-op is a local Christian homeschooling cooperative based in Post Falls, Idaho. They meet once a week at the Mountainview Bible Church for two semesters during...
View co-op detailsRexburg Wild Roots Co-op is a homeschooling educational resource designed for families residing in or near Rexburg, Idaho. The co-op provides a secular, nature-based homeschooling...
View co-op detailsZion's Academy is a vibrant homeschool cooperative based in Rexburg, ID, offering a Christ-centered, inclusive educational community. Emphasizing community engagement, the co-op pr...
View co-op detailsSome co-ops ask parents to teach or volunteer. Others operate more like drop-off classes. Confirm the commitment before applying.
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