Local homeschool community
Explore 19 co-op listings across 13 cities in Oregon. Browse cities with several options or compare every listing below.
Current listings include groups in Lebanon, Bend, Portland, Sweet Home, Beaverton, Central Point, Medford, and Salem, plus other Oregon communities.
These city guides have enough current listings to compare multiple local options.
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Oregon Homeschool Co-ops & Academic Enrichment offers a variety of co-operative educational programs across Oregon. These programs are designed for homeschool families looking for...
View co-op detailsA Christian working homeschool co-op where students in grades 1–12 take member-taught enrichment classes and families participate in activities throughout the year.
View co-op detailsA Christian homeschool co-op and mentorship community for ages 5–9 offering weekly thematic lessons, field trips, parent fellowship, and rotating family support.
View co-op detailsRound the Bend Farm is a dynamic working family farm located in Bend, Oregon, offering various educational programs focused on sustainability, nature, and practical farming skills....
View co-op detailsA Christian parent-run homeschool co-op offering weekly academic and enrichment classes, chapel, community activities, and optional lunch from preschool through high school.
View co-op detailsFig Tree Academy Co-op is an educational resource located in Lebanon, OR, dedicated to supporting homeschooling families. It focuses on developing students' character, nurturing a...
View co-op detailsLebanon Calvary Chapel Homeschool Co-op provides a supportive community for homeschooling families with children from K5 to 12th grade. The co-op includes a nursery and preschool f...
View co-op detailsThe Linn County Christian Co-op (LC3) is a collaborative homeschooling co-op located in Lebanon, OR. It is designed for families who are pursuing home-centered education. The co-op...
View co-op detailsThe Homeschool Connection, part of Medford School District 549C, provides educational resources and support for families opting for homeschooling and focuses on students from kinde...
View co-op detailsHoyt Arboretum offers the Forest Field Day, a homeschool program designed for individual homeschool families. This program is aimed at children aged 5-14 and encourages participant...
View co-op detailsA parent-participation homeschool science co-op offering weekly museum labs, family events, field trips, and a science showcase for grades 2–9.
View co-op detailsCornerstone Home School Co-op, located in Salem, Oregon, is a homeschooling cooperative that offers educational resources and community support to families. It provides a collabora...
View co-op detailsAnchored Christian Homeschool Co-Op is a Christ-centered cooperative that meets once a week in Scappoose, OR. The co-op's mission is to create a supportive community for homeschool...
View co-op detailsLIGHT Homeschool Group stands for Learning In Godly Homes Together. It is composed of Christian families who are committed to educating their children at home. The group encompasse...
View co-op detailsThe Oregon Garden is a sprawling botanical garden located in Silverton, OR, dedicated to nurturing an appreciation for nature and natural resources through educational programs and...
View co-op detailsDeb's Open Art Studio is a vibrant and engaging space located in Sweet Home, Oregon. This art studio offers a unique and interactive community experience centered around art educat...
View co-op detailsThe Nature and Homestead School Group is a community-focused and family-friendly educational resource located in the Sweet Home, Oregon area. It prides itself on creating a support...
View co-op detailsThe Homeschool Meetup Group in the Tualatin area is a community-focused platform that supports local homeschooling families. It serves the areas of Tigard, Tualatin, Lake Oswego, S...
View co-op detailsTriskelee Farm, located in West Linn, Oregon, is a family-operated farm that offers educational experiences and programs for individuals of all ages. The farm provides engaging far...
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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