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Homeschool Co-ops in Wisconsin

Explore 7 co-op listings across 6 cities in Wisconsin. Compare every listing below.

Current listings include groups in Amery, Janesville, Lodi, Onalaska, River Falls, and Somerset.

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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7 co-ops to explore

Homeschool co-op Amery, WI

Sparrows Home Education

A Christian volunteer-led homeschool co-op offering Friday enrichment classes for nursery through grade 12 and family community activities.

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Homeschool co-op Amery, WI

Spread The Word Education

A Christian homeschool co-op offering traditional weekly academic classes for students in grades 4–12.

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Homeschool co-op Janesville, WI

Janesville Christian Homeschool Co-op

Janesville Christian Homeschool Co-op (JCHC) is a vibrant community organization dedicated to supporting homeschooling families in Janesville, Wisconsin, and surrounding regions. J...

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Homeschool co-op Lodi, WI

Lodi Area Home School Organization (LAHSO)

The Lodi Area Home School Organization (LAHSO) is a faith-based, non-denominational co-op that serves homeschooling families throughout the greater Madison area. It was founded in...

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Homeschool co-op Onalaska, WI

HOPE High

A Christian weekly homeschool co-op offering à-la-carte, tutor-led classes and community for middle- and high-school students.

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Homeschool co-op River Falls, WI

The Journey Homeschool Group

A Christian parent-led and operated homeschool co-op providing weekly academic and enrichment classes for homeschooling families.

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Homeschool co-op Somerset, WI

The Bridge Homeschool Co-op

A Christian family homeschool co-op offering enrichment classes, field trips, and parent fellowship twice monthly from September through May.

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