Homeschool Co-op Program
Our flexible program for grades 9-12 offers customizable educational experiences designed around your child’s unique interests and learning style.
A More Complete Education
Our curriculum intentionally includes content often omitted from traditional textbooks — covering Black history, social justice, diverse perspectives, and contemporary issues — to help students develop critical thinking skills and a comprehensive worldview.
Homeschool Co-op Program Overview
Our homeschool co-op program offers flexibility and customization. Students on the standard rate can select any combination of classes based on their interests and needs.
Program Flexibility: Students can choose any classes they want with no requirement to take core classes. Note: Scholarship and Tuition Assistance students have additional requirements.
Program Benefits
Customized Learning
Mix and match classes based on your child’s unique interests, learning styles, and educational goals without predetermined requirements.
Self-Paced Options
Several courses are available in self-paced formats, allowing students to progress at their own speed and accommodate their personal schedules.
Learning Community
Join a diverse community of learners with opportunities for social interaction, collaborative projects, and peer engagement in a supportive environment.
Algebra I
Explore algebraic expressions, equations, functions, and real-world applications of algebraic concepts.
Algebra II
Advance your algebraic skills with complex equations, functions, and mathematical modeling techniques.
Geometry
Study shapes, sizes, properties of space, and the principles of geometric reasoning and proof.
U.S. History
Examine American history through multiple perspectives, highlighting the contributions of diverse communities.
World History
Explore global historical developments, cultural interactions, and societal transformations throughout time.
The Exploitation of Africa
Analyze historical patterns of colonization, resource extraction, and their lasting impact on African nations and peoples.
Creative Writing
Develop storytelling skills and creative expression through various writing styles and techniques.
Literature Studies
Examine classic and contemporary literature from diverse authors and cultural perspectives.
Introduction to Journalism
Learn the principles of journalistic writing, media literacy, and ethical reporting.
Biology
Study living organisms, their structure, function, growth, and evolution through hands-on laboratory experiences.
Environmental Science
Explore the interrelationships between humans and the natural environment, including ecological principles and sustainability.
Physics
Explore the fundamental laws of nature—motion, energy, forces, and matter—through real-world applications.
Swahili
Learn the fundamentals of Swahili language, connecting to East African culture and traditions.
French Ⅰ
Develop French language skills through speaking, listening, reading, and writing, while exploring Francophone cultures.
French Ⅱ
Build on foundational French skills with more advanced speaking, listening, reading, and writing practice, while deepening your understanding of Francophone cultures.
Indonesian for Beginners
Begin your journey into the Indonesian language, developing basic conversational skills and cultural understanding.
Computer Science
Learn coding, computational thinking, and digital literacy skills for the technology-driven world.
Career Readiness
Develop essential professional skills, explore career paths, and prepare for future opportunities.
Introduction to AutoCAD
Master the fundamentals of computer-aided design using industry-standard AutoCAD software.
Introduction to U.S. Law
Explore legal principles, the justice system, and the role of law in society and governance.
U.S. History
Examine American history through multiple perspectives, highlighting the contributions of diverse communities.
Self-Paced
Introduction to Journalism
Learn the principles of journalistic writing, media literacy, and ethical reporting.
Self-Paced
Africana Studies
Explore the rich history, culture, and contributions of African civilizations and African diaspora communities throughout the world.
Self-Paced
Dollars & Sense: Financial Basics for Teens
Develop essential financial literacy skills including budgeting, saving, investing, and making informed financial decisions.
Self-Paced
Homeschool Co-op Program Details
- Flexibility: Mix and match any courses based on interests and learning goals
- Registration: Students can enroll in individual courses on a term-by-term basis
- Format: Most courses blend online and in-person components for optimal learning
- Support: Access to learning coaches and subject matter experts
- Scholarship/Assistance: Annual project and community service required for students receiving tuition assistance
- Documentation: Progress reports and attendance records available for homeschool reporting
