Local homeschool community
Explore 10 co-op listings across 10 cities in Minnesota. Compare every listing below.
Current listings include groups in Bloomington, Burnsville, Cokato, Coon Rapids, Duluth, Forest Lake, Lakeville, and Minneapolis, plus other Minnesota communities.
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A parent-led Charlotte Mason homeschool co-op offering enriching group subjects and peer community from nursery through high school.
View co-op detailsKNEEL Co-op is a Christian homeschooling cooperative located in Burnsville, MN. It operates as part of the KNEEL Home Education Association, a non-profit private school within the...
View co-op detailsA Christian family-participation homeschool co-op offering age-group classes, teen classes, field trips, and community events every other Friday.
View co-op detailsA Christian homeschool cooperative offering set elementary classes and à-la-carte middle- and high-school classes with active family participation.
View co-op detailsA Christian homeschool co-op providing instructor-led academic support and enrichment classes for preschool through sixth grade.
View co-op detailsThe Maranatha Home School Co-op is a Christian, parent-led cooperative that provides a supportive environment for homeschooling families. It meets from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. on t...
View co-op detailsAnchor Homeschool Academy is an independent Christian Homeschool Co-operative located in Lakeville, Minnesota. It provides a supportive community for homeschool families, offering...
View co-op detailsA secular, inclusive, mixed-age homeschool co-op offering professionally taught high-interest classes and community for children ages 5–15.
View co-op detailsThe New Hope Church Homeschool Co-op provides a supportive community for homeschooling families, emphasizing a Christ-centered education. They offer resources and support to help f...
View co-op detailsSubstance Homeschool Co-op is a Christ-centered community providing supplementary education and social experiences for homeschool students pre-K through 8th grade. It offers enrich...
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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