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Homeschool Co-ops in New Hampshire

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

Current listings include groups in Dover, Goffstown, Loudon, Pembroke, Portsmouth, and Somersworth.

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 Dover, NH

Prax Village

A volunteer-run homeschool community anchored by a year-round weekly co-op with classes, clubs, playgroups, field trips, and family-organized small cooperatives.

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Homeschool co-op Goffstown, NH

Assembly Homeschool Cooperative

A Christian homeschool cooperative where families collaborate through academics, spiritual formation, classroom engagement, and hands-on learning.

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Homeschool co-op Loudon, NH

Lighthouse Homeschool Co-op

A Christian academic homeschool co-op offering Monday classes and support for families with students from kindergarten through high school.

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Homeschool co-op Pembroke, NH

Merrimack County Co-op Homeschool Group

The Merrimack County Co-op Homeschool Group is a thriving community-based homeschool organization in Pembroke, NH. This secular group provides a collaborative educational environme...

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Homeschool co-op Portsmouth, NH

Port City Makerspace

Port City Makerspace is a welcoming and inclusive community workshop located in Portsmouth, NH. It provides tools, knowledge, and a collaborative culture to encourage learning and...

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Homeschool co-op Somersworth, NH

Catholic Schoolhouse Somersworth

Catholic Schoolhouse Somersworth is part of a national program designed to help homeschooling families enrich their educational experience through a structured approach to learning...

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