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Homeschool Co-ops in Montana

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

Current listings include groups in Belgrade, Bozeman, Hamilton, Helena, Laurel, and Missoula.

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 Belgrade, MT

Montana Roots Homeschool Co-Op

Montana Roots Homeschool Co-Op is an academic-based cooperative in Belgrade, MT, providing group learning opportunities for homeschooling families. It operates as a 501(c)(3) nonpr...

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Homeschool co-op Bozeman, MT

Gallatin Christian Homeschool Co-op

A Christian homeschool co-op where families share their time and skills in weekly K–12 cooperative learning and fellowship.

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Homeschool co-op Hamilton, MT

MAPS Media Institute

MAPS Media Institute, established in 2004, is a nonprofit educational organization based in Hamilton, MT, dedicated to empowering Montana's youth through free media arts education....

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Homeschool co-op Helena, MT

Helena Homeschool Enrichment Co-op

The Helena Homeschool Enrichment Co-op is a community of Christian families in Helena, MT, committed to supporting home education by developing relationships and providing fun educ...

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Homeschool co-op Laurel, MT

Laurel Christian Home Educators (LCHE)

Laurel Christian Home Educators (LCHE) is a support group based in Laurel, MT, dedicated to serving and encouraging Christian families involved in homeschooling. The organization a...

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Homeschool co-op Missoula, MT

Montana Natural History Center

The Montana Natural History Center offers comprehensive nature-based educational programs and resources designed to engage children in natural science learning. They provide digita...

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