Homeschool co-ops, classes & park days in Nashville

A parent-run co-op, not a drop-off program. Moms stay on site and teach or co-teach at least one class. New members apply first, then register.

• Ages: Newborn through high school. Nursery and preschool are open only to families with a K–12 child in the co-op.
• Cost: $120 per family registration fee each academic year (its FAQ says "currently"), plus class fees averaging $5–$30.
• Faith: Christian. It calls itself Bible-based and has families sign a statement of faith.
• When: Thursdays, 9 a.m.–1 p.m. (arrive by 8:45), in fall and spring semesters of about 14 weeks.

⚠️ Its 2026–27 registration windows (opened March 26 and April 2) have passed. Its FAQ says late member applications are considered case by case, so ask whether there is room.

A secular, progressive co-op that says it welcomes people of all races, cultures and sexual and gender identities.

• Ages: Ages 5–17
• Cost: See site.
• Faith: Secular. It says it is not a religious organization and allows no faith-based instruction.
• When: See its site.

⚠️ Its page does not post a meeting schedule, fees or 2026–27 enrollment status. Ask the group before you plan around it.

A Charlotte Mason–style co-op with nature study, picture study, music, languages and science classes. Parents volunteer and read along.

• Ages: Grades 1–12
• Cost: About $180 per child per year, plus small lab and art fees.
• Faith: Christian (a Charlotte Mason co-op that says it points children to Christ).
• When: Mondays, 8:45 a.m.–2 p.m. Moms also attend a monthly book club on the second Tuesday.

⚠️ Its page says most classes were full for 2025–26 and does not say what is open for 2026–27. Ask about openings.

A co-op taught mostly by professional educators, with parents volunteering for one 50-minute period a week. There is no drop-off for elementary and middle school, but there is a high school drop-off option (grades 9–12). It follows a nut-free policy. New families attend an info meeting before registering.

• Ages: Grades K–12
• Cost: $150 per family per year, plus about $38 per guardian for a background check. Class tuition and material fees go straight to each teacher.
• Faith: Inclusive. Its page says it does not discriminate on religion, and values diversity.
• When: Wednesdays, August–April, 28 weeks. Families only need to be there for their own class times.

⚠️ Its fees page still says 2026–27 registration is "starting soon" (new members opened March 20). Check whether it has room before you plan on it.

A Christian homeschool group that runs weekly classes and field trips for families.

• Ages: Grades K–12
• Cost: Class fees are on its site.
• Faith: Christian.
• When: Mondays, August–April, in two semesters of about 14 weeks.

⚠️ Its page says registration for 2026–27 is closed and points to an interest form for the following year.

A 501(c)(3) nonprofit that lists 90+ classes and clubs a term for 480+ students: academics, STEM, languages, sewing, crochet, culinary and more. Registration is first come, first served.

• Ages: Classes by grade, from elementary through grade 12 (for example grades 4–8 and 9–12).
• Cost: $50 per semester family registration fee for in-person classes. Class fees are listed by class (examples on its home page are $120 and $140).
• Faith: Christian. A nonprofit that describes itself as "Christ-centered."
• When: Weekly classes and clubs on weekdays at each campus (its examples: Wednesday 1 p.m., Thursday 11:30 a.m.). It also runs athletics (cheer, flag and tackle football, fencing), socials and field trips.

A tutorial with a large class list. Parents may stay or drop off. Families volunteer a few times a semester (or pay an opt-out fee).

• Ages: Grades K–12
• Tuition: About $150 per year per family, plus about $60–$100 per class per month. Supplies average about $60 per class.
• When: Mondays and Wednesdays. It lists 130+ classes. One-day workshops and field trips are also offered.

⚠️ Its page says enrollment for weekly classes in 2026–27 is closed. Workshops and field trips may still be open, so ask.

A drop-off tutorial. Each family works one 6-hour shift (or two 3-hour shifts) a semester. It also hosts community events, listed on its special events page (College & Career Fair, science fair, field day and more).

• Ages: See site
• Tuition: Classes average about $300 a year each, plus a $5-per-class admin fee, a $200 per-family security fee, a family membership fee and supply fees.
• When: Wednesdays, 9 a.m.–3 p.m., 30 meetings a year. Drop-off.

⚠️ Its page does not say whether 2026–27 classes still have room. Ask before you plan on it.

A drop-off tutorial. Its FAQ says families can take one class or up to all five. Parents stay the legal homeschool teacher.

• Ages: Grades 8–12 (its tuition page)
• Tuition: $3,200 per student for 64 class days (Aug. 2026–May 2027), paid in 10 installments.
• Faith: Inclusive. It says it respects all religious and spiritual backgrounds.
• When: Tuesdays and Thursdays. Its tuition page says 9 a.m.–3 p.m. and its FAQ says 8:30 a.m.–3:05 p.m. Drop-off.

Two drop-off programs. Enrichment works like a self-contained classroom with Bible, lunch and recess. Tutorial is for grades 7–12 and starts with an application and interview. Teachers assign 4 days of work for you to teach at home. It is not an umbrella school.

• Ages: Enrichment: K–6 on Tuesdays and K–8 on Thursdays (students must be 5 by Aug. 15). Tutorial: grades 7–12.
• Tuition: Enrichment: $140 registration per student ($120 for each sibling) plus $100 a month per day ($200 for both days). Tutorial: $175 registration for the first student ($150 for each additional student) plus $500 per class per year.
• Faith: Christian. It teaches a Biblical worldview and has chapel time.
• When: Enrichment: Tuesday and/or Thursday, 9 a.m.–2 p.m., August–April. Tutorial: Tuesdays, August–April (33 weeks).

A Christian school that blends classroom days with home instruction.

• Ages: PreK–12
• Tuition: See site.
• Faith: Christian.
• When: Two days a week on campus, with the rest of the week at home (a university-model school).

⚠️ This is a school model that blends home and classroom learning. Ask it how it counts for your homeschool reporting before you apply.