• Co-ops are parent led, the most cost effective, and wonderfully community based
• Dual Enrollment Classes offer high school students (usually) age 16/grade 10 and up an opportunity to earn college credit that ‘duals’ as high school credit.
• Programs offer (from) academics to supplemental classes like art; they are led by qualified instructors specialized in the subject matter which they are presenting
  • Classical Conversations Communities/Programs are large enterprise based programs with a coop feel having specified requirements and methodology.  Search for a CC community in your area here
• Resource Centers are pay per class, typically more academically challenging, and led by a specialized instructor
• University Models typically offer full time or part time student status allowing home schooling parents to select a several days a week small private school plan or a supplemental plan

                    KEY TO MAP

red: co-ops                                          yellow: academy/ academic classes

green: programs                                blue: non-academic classes/resources

purple: classes                                   orange: playgroup