Homeschool co-ops, classes & park days in New York City

A secular alliance that supports and informs families who choose home education. It runs events and a monthly newsletter for its members, with student work and field-trip tips.

• Ages: All ages
• Cost: Membership; amount not listed on the home page.
• Faith: Secular.
• When: Events and a monthly newsletter; see the Events page.

⚠️ The home page does not give fees or a regular class schedule.

A Christian homeschool support chapter with a co-op, monthly whole-family themed meetings and events. Membership is requested through the site.

• Ages: Pre-K through grade 12 (co-op classes)
• Cost: Not listed on the public pages.
• Faith: Christian.
• When: The co-op meets two Tuesdays a month; monthly family meetings and events.

⚠️ The co-op schedule and class list come from the group's site and search summary; fees and the meeting place are not public. Confirm with the group.

A 501(c)(3) community and resource center run by homeschooling parents and educators who organize arts, science and enrichment classes. A page for 2026–27 fall, winter and spring classes is listed.

• Ages: Homeschooled children and families
• Cost: Not listed on the home page.
• Faith: Not stated by the group
• When: Classes registered by term; an "It's My Park Day" meetup is listed for Saturday, Oct 24, 12–2 p.m.

⚠️ The home page does not state the borough or the class location. Check the class page before registering.

A learning collective of Bronx homeschool families that hosts events and posts a list of homeschool groups in the Bronx and other boroughs, plus free resources and a how-to for homeschooling in NYC.

• Ages: All ages
• Cost: Not listed.
• Faith: Secular and inclusive.
• When: Regular events; see the site.

⚠️ It describes itself as a collective with events, not a weekly class co-op. Dates and fees are not on the home page.

A homeschool community and part-time program, in its 15th year, with field trips and age-based days. Its Brooklyn HQ has a kitchen, a woodshop, a library and a meeting room. Classes are part-time; families keep homeschooling the rest of the week.

• Ages: 4.5–18, by class
• Tuition: Most classes $4,650 for the year (ten payments of $465); families who can are asked to pay $600 a month. Clubs and some classes have separate pricing.
• When: Weekday classes Monday–Friday, plus Sunday teen classes; see the weekday schedule.

A nonprofit homeschool collective with project-based learning. Admission is by tour, application, a visiting week and a family interview. Part-time, in-person classes and a virtual program are also offered.

• Ages: 5–14 (a 5–10 group and an 11–14 group)
• Tuition: Annual tuition $18,600 for full time (Sept–June); part-time $9,300 for 2 days or $13,700 for 3 days a week. Families can submit a tuition offer.
• When: Monday–Friday, 9–2:30 (doors open 8:45).

Small-group drop-off homeschool enrichment programs. Moonstones is a full-day Montessori-inspired program. Short add-on classes are also offered.

• Ages: 3–6 (Starbirds) and 6–9 (Moonstones)
• Tuition: Not listed for the full programs; an add-on class is $25 per class.
• When: Starbirds: Mon–Wed, 10 a.m.–1 p.m. Moonstones: Mon–Wed, 9 a.m.–3 p.m. (choose 1, 2 or 3 days).

⚠️ Tuition for Starbirds and Moonstones is not on the program page; ask the school.

A homeschool cooperative program covering core skills, science and social studies. An academic readiness screening and a meet-and-greet are required, and enrollment is first come, first served.

• Ages: 6–13
• Tuition: Not listed on the page.
• When: Mon, Tue, Wed 9–11:30 a.m. (academic essentials); afternoon classes 12–2 p.m. The first term runs Sept 8, 2026–Jan 28, 2027.

⚠️ The page gives no street address or fees, and the fall term has already started. Call to ask about spaces.