Parent-run groups and nonprofit communities that meet weekly for classes. Most expect parents to help.
Price listed
Area: Philadelphia (Mt. Airy)
A nonprofit that provides a secular and inclusive space for learning and social connection for homeschooling and unschooling families. When space is available it accepts new members in the fall and spring, and it keeps a waitlist when full. Families volunteer about 12–14 hours per term. Volunteers who have lived in PA less than 10 years need three background checks.
- Ages: See site.
- Cost: Fall 2026 tuition is $460 per family, paid at the start of the term.
- Faith: Secular and inclusive.
- When: See site.
Price: see siteFaith-based
Area: Upper Darby (Crossroads Community Church)
A parent-run supplement to homeschooling with music, physical education and classroom skills, plus field trips and fellowship. It has served the Philadelphia area since 1992, and every parent helps teach or run the program. Fall 2026–27 registration opened Aug 3; ask through its contact form to be included in emails for the next registration.
- Ages: Pre-K through high school
- Cost: See site.
- Faith: Christian.
- When: Fridays, 12 per semester.
Price: see siteFaith-based⚠️ Not fully confirmed
Area: Glen Mills (Covenant Fellowship Church, 1 Fellowship Road)
A Thursday co-op with classes listed for Pre-K through grade 12. The site has a 2026–27 class list, calendar and application process.
- Ages: Pre-K through grade 12
- Cost: See site.
- Faith: Meets at a church; see its site.
- When: Thursdays; the 2026–27 year began Sept 3, 2026.
⚠️ Location and days came from a search summary. We did not read its fees, faith statement or open-spot details. Ask the co-op.
Price: see site⚠️ Not fully confirmed
Area: Philadelphia suburbs
A secular, inclusive cooperative serving homeschooling families in the Philadelphia suburbs.
- Ages: See site.
- Cost: See site.
- Faith: Secular and inclusive.
- When: The 2026–27 program began Sept 10, 2026.
⚠️ This came from a search summary. We did not read its location, fees or open-spot details. Ask the co-op.