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Homeschool Co-ops in Maryland

Explore 6 co-op listings across 6 cities in Maryland. Compare every listing below.

Current listings include groups in Baltimore, Bowie, Chester, Laurel, Mount Airy, and Waldorf.

Before joining: Co-op schedules, fees, age ranges, teaching responsibilities, and availability can change. HomeTrail collects these listings for discovery; inclusion is not an endorsement. Confirm details directly with each group.

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6 co-ops to explore

Homeschool co-op Baltimore, MD

MORE of Baltimore, Homeschool Co-op

M.O.R.E of Baltimore is a homeschool co-op that operates as a non-profit organization focused on supplementing homeschool education through an entrepreneurial-based academic plan....

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Homeschool co-op Bowie, MD

Bowie-Crofton Homeschool Co-op

The Bowie-Crofton Homeschool Co-op is a Christ-centered, parent-run cooperative located in Bowie, MD. This co-op offers educational classes for children aged 0 through 8th grade. T...

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Homeschool co-op Chester, MD

St. Christopher's Church Homeschool Group

St. Christopher's Church Homeschool Group is a community-based organization designed to support homeschooling families within the parish of St. Christopher's Church in Chester, Mar...

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Homeschool co-op Laurel, MD

Spectrum Christian Homeschool Community

Spectrum Christian Homeschool Community is a cooperative group of Christian families dedicated to homeschooling. It offers a supportive environment through academic and social acti...

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Homeschool co-op Mount Airy, MD

Monocacy Home Educator's Cooperative

Monocacy Home Educator's Cooperative is a secular and inclusive homeschool co-op located in Mount Airy, MD. It was established by several homeschooling families who aim to provide...

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Homeschool co-op Waldorf, MD

Wonder and Bloom Homeschool Collective

Wonder and Bloom Homeschool Collective is a welcoming and intersectional community focused on providing homeschool families with rewarding educational experiences. It emphasizes se...

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