Co-ops, microschools, daytime classes and regular meetups for homeschool families. We checked each one on the group's or program's own page and show the ages, cost or tuition, faith stance and meeting days where they publish them.
How this list works. We only list groups and classes that have their own website, or a public Facebook group or page that is their official home. We copy the details from that page and show the date we last checked. "Faith" is how the group describes itself. "Not stated" means it doesn't say either way. Cards marked ⚠️ (5 right now) are ones we couldn't fully confirm, and each one says why. Co-ops often fill up or need you to join first, so contact the group before you show up. We are not affiliated with any group or venue here.
🤝 Co-ops & class communities (3)
Parent-run groups and nonprofit communities that meet weekly for classes. Most expect parents to help.
Area: East campus: Center Pointe Community Church, Orlando. A second campus is in Casselberry.
An à la carte co-op where paid teachers teach (parents are not required to teach, but must stay on site for enrichment classes and serve in one area). The Tuesday Academics campus is drop-off. New families apply and have an interview with leadership before they can register.
Ages: Pre-K through 8th grade for the enrichment classes. Tuesday Academics is for 3rd–12th grade.
Cost: 2026–27 registration: $450 for returning families or $550 for new families, plus $100 for each extra campus. Class and supply fees run about $250–$850 for the year. $10 interview fee for new families.
Faith: Christian. Families must read and agree to respect its Statement of Faith.
When: Enrichment classes on Mondays (four class periods, 9 a.m.–1:20 p.m. per its FAQ). Academics classes on Tuesdays, 8:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m.
⚠️ Its FAQ says registration is open only until June 30, so 2026–27 is likely closed. Ask for the wait list.
A Waldorf-inspired, arts-integrated hybrid and enrichment program for homeschoolers. Full-hybrid families get a fourth day of work at home. It is a Step Up for Students vendor.
Ages: Hybrid program: ages 4–14. Tuesday Enrichment: grades 1–9, open to any homeschooler.
Tuition: Hybrid: $265.50 per month per program day, plus a $75 registration fee per student ($100 per family), $150 per program day each semester for supplies, and a $50 per student activity fee each semester. Tuesday Enrichment: $250 per month per day for ages 6–11 (older ages: see site), with the same fees.
When: Hybrid: Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, 10 a.m.–3 p.m. (choose one, two or three days). Tuesday Enrichment: 10 a.m.–3 p.m. 2026–27 registration is open.
A drop-off academics-and-enrichment program with one-hour classes, lunch and PE, in small groups of up to 10.
Ages: 6 and up (pending acceptance)
Tuition: See site (self-pay price is not posted). It is a Step Up for Students direct provider and accepts AAA scholarship funding.
When: Thursdays (math, social studies, language arts) and Fridays (music, art, cooking), Sept. 10, 2026–Apr. 30, 2027. It asks for a year-long commitment. Choose one day or both.
⚠️ Its page gives two sets of hours (9 a.m.–1 p.m. and 8:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m.), and the year began Sept. 10. Ask whether there is room to join now.
Area: Orlando campus (K–8). Campus days are on its campus page.
A true drop-off enrichment program with paid teachers in history, science, literature and art, plus field trips. No parent volunteering is required. It sets groups at about 20 students and then starts a wait list.
Ages: Kindergarten through 8th grade
Tuition: One day a week: $2,300 per year, plus $100 per semester for supplies. Two days a week: $4,600 per year, plus $200 per semester. $75 registration fee per year. It is a Step Up for Students direct-pay provider.
Faith: Faith-neutral. It says it focuses strictly on academics.
When: Track A (usually Mon., Tue. or Wed.) or Track B (usually Wed., Thu. or Fri.), 9 a.m.–2 p.m. Enrollment is open year-round unless the campus has a wait list.
Part-time, on-campus days for homeschoolers: enrichment, labs, electives, field trips and school-style events. Parents stay the homeschool teacher.
Ages: Kindergarten through 12th grade
Tuition: Wednesday K–5, Wednesday STEAM Lab (6–8) and Thursday Champion Creators (5–7): $250 registration plus $3,400 tuition. High school two-day program: $250 plus $5,350 (grades 9–11) or $5,600 (grade 12). Monday microschool price: see site. It accepts Florida PEP scholarship funds.
Faith: Christian. Days start with prayer and a Bible lesson.
When: Monday microschool (K–12), 9 a.m.–3 p.m. Wednesday (K–5 or STEAM Lab for 6–8) and Thursday (Champion Creators), 9:30 a.m.–2:30 p.m. Follows the day-school calendar.