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Homeschool Co-op is an opportunity for kids and parents to come together and learn from each other. Parents teach hands-on, interactive, age appropriate and FUN classes to students! This is a time for parents and kids to build community through learning. We typically meet for two 8-10 week terms during the school year.

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Our focus is on homeschool families who have school-age students (ages 5-16). If you have a child in that age range then you are welcome to check us out. We have nursery, preschool, and kindergarten classes for younger siblings, as well as classes for Elementary, and Middle through High School.

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$50-75   Term Fee

$21   per child/supply fee

$1-$20 Class fee-depending on the class you choose

$11    one-time background check fee

For example, my 4 kids had classes last Spring for 10 weeks for about $200

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We are meeting at Grace Baptist Church in Molalla, Oregon.

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During the 8 or 10-week terms, we meet every Friday from 9:00 am-1:00 pm.  Each Friday School day starts with chapel time in the sanctuary. This is a time of worship, a gospel-focused message or teaching, and announcements.

Friday School Schedule 

8:45 am Set-up for classes

9:00 am Chapel (songs, short teaching & announcements)

9:35-10:30 Block A

10:35-11:30 Block B

11:35-12:00 Lunch

12:05-1:00 Block C

1:00-1:30 Clean-up (preschool childcare provided)

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Classes are taught by parents, who are encouraged to share passions, skills and knowledge when submitting their class proposals. We strive to provide from those proposals a wide variety of offerings ranging from academic to extra curricular "fun" classes. Check out our list of classes that have been offered in the past. Each term's unique catalog is posted one week before online registration opens.

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We have some 12-16 year old students who really enjoy the classes. Our classes are geared toward students ages 5-16. If older students do not want to take the offered classes, they can assist the teachers in the classroom as a teen helper or teach classes as a lead teacher (subject to board approval). We also encourage families who have teens to consider our sister organization, First Class Clackamas Teens. FCCT offers strong academics and social enrichment opportunities for junior high and high school students.

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Our Preschool classes are planned with young learners in mind. Teachers are encouraged to offer hands-on learning opportunities to engage your little one. For many homeschooled children, this is the first time away from parents or siblings and the parents who teach our early ed classes are sensitive to the needs of your child. There is time for structured learning, social interactions, and free play time. We strive to offer a safe environment for children of all ages.

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Parents are an integral part of our co-op; without parents we have no classes! The parent who attends Friday School teaches one class, helps in a class, and spends a block in the adult snack area. This break time is an opportunity to be encouraged, visit, rest, and be a part of our cooperative community. We want to know you and hear your story.

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Take a look at our Policies Handbook for more detailed information, or email us at [email protected] with questions.

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Push the word "Join" on the top right of this page. Our Membership coordinator will contact you & review your information.