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Annual Membership to our organization is $50.00 per family and that provides you access to our private Facebook groups, field trips, and events. 

If you would also like to enroll your child in co-op classes, they can be added once your membership application is approved. Our co-op classes are offered at a flat rate of $30.00 for unlimited classes, in addition to the $50 annual membership fee (excluding dance and Karate  class, which is an additonal $35 per month). That means if your child takes one or five classes, you are only paying $30 per month. 

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We are excited that you are interested in our co-op! While we don’t offer trial days due to considerations such as safety, legal and insurance compliance, class sizes, and daily supply needs, we would be delighted to provide you with a tour. This is a great opportunity to explore our environment and programs, ask any questions, and get a feel for our co-op community. 

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We are located in New Port Richey, Florida just North of Main Street. Classes are held on Thursdays beginning at 9:30 am and ending at 2:10 pm.

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No, you do not have to be religious or Christian to attend. While our organization operates with Christian values and offers a few religious classes, we warmly welcome families of all faiths and backgrounds to join our community. We do operate inside of a church building so we can not control exposure to religious music, items, etc. 

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Our co-op is not a drop-off program; parents are required to stay on-site and participate.

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Under the login section of the main page, select "Request Membership in this Organization." Then fill out the form and pay the annual membership fee. Once your membership application is approved, you will receive a welcome email and will be added to our members only group Facebook page.

Annual Membership to our co-op is $50.00 per family and that provides you access to our private Facebook groups, field trips, and events. 

If you would like to enroll your child in co-op classes, they can be added once your membership application is approved. Our co-op classes are offered at a flat rate of $50.00 for unlimited classes (excluding dance class and karate, which is an additonal $35 per month each). That means if your child takes one or five classes, you are only paying $30 per month. Discounts are applied for advanced payments.

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We warmly invite all students, including those with specific needs or challenges, to join our homeschool co-op. Our community is enriched by its diversity, and we are committed to creating an inclusive environment where every student can thrive. We strive to collaborate with families to address individual needs and ensure a fulfilling experience for all participants.

If your child has additional or specialized needs, we require that a parent, guardian, or therapist be present with the child at all times during co-op activities. This helps us provide the best possible support and ensures a safe and positive experience for everyone.

Please don’t hesitate to reach out with any questions or to discuss your child’s specific requirements. We look forward to welcoming your family to our community!

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Yes, you can request membership any time throughout the course of the year and begin participating in our field trips, events, and meetups. You may also enroll in any classes that have not reached capacity.

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A homeschool co-op is a group of homeschooling families who come together to share resources, teach classes, and create a supportive community for children and parents. Our co-op has set classes and teachers for the duration of the year.

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Membership is typically open to homeschooling families who agree to our guidelines and contribute to the group’s activities. We welcome families from diverse educational philosophies.

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Enrollment in co-op classes is completely optional. It is a flat rate of $50 to enroll in as few or many classes you would like. We offer 5 class periods, starting at 9:30 am and ending at 2:10 pm, with a break for lunch in the hall. 

We are located in New Port Richey just north of Main Street.

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No, you are not required to stay for the full day. Classes run from 9:00 am to 2:10 pm, and you can choose which classes to attend. There is no minimum class enrollment requirement, and your tuition covers one or all class periods. However, parents are required to stay on campus while their student(s) are in class as we are not a drop-off co-op.

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Yes, we offer a weekly lunch special along with a regular lunch menu, as well as snacks and beverages. Prices range from $1 to $6.00.

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Our co-op aims to provide affordable, quality education in a friendly, intimate, and faith-based environment, fostering a love for learning and community.

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We offer year-long classes for various age groups in subjects like math, science, history, art, music, physical education, and hands-on activities. Special electives may also be available. Classes vary per school year. See below for class offerings and descriptions.

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To join our organization, start by clicking "Request Membership in this Organization" and completing the process, including paying membership dues ($50 annually.) Once your membership is active with Hope Homeschool Co-Op, go to the home page and select "Class Registration" to view the schedule. Follow the instructions provided at the top of the registration page.

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Yes, families can select classes based on their child’s interests and needs, subject to availability and age-guidelines.

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Classes are typically taught by parents, volunteers, or experienced individuals within the co-op. Some may hold certifications, but it is not a requirement.

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Curriculum decisions are made collaboratively by the co-op leadership or individual instructors, often tailored to meet the needs and interests of the group.

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No, a co-op complements homeschooling by offering additional educational and social opportunities. Parents remain the primary educators.

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Classes are 45 minutes long and grouped by age or ability. Each session includes a mix of instruction, activities, and interactive learning. We break for lunch between 12:00 and 12:30.

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Yes, all families are required to commit to two volunteer positions during enrollment. These positions range from teaching, assisting in classes, or helping in other areas such as cleaning, organizing supplies, or administrative tasks. You will select your volunteer positions at the time of enrollment. In addition, parents are required to volunteer for a one shift (half-day) at two of Hopes events through out the year, or two shifts (full-day) at a single event. 

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Please feel free to message our Facebook page (www.facebook.com/hopehomeschoolcoop), send us an email (hopehomeschoolcoopfl@gmail.com or send us a text ?(727) 275-0485?. 

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Notify the leadership team as soon as possible. Arrangements will be made to cover your responsibilities.

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Young siblings (nursery age) are welcome in common areas but must be supervised and with you at all times any child of school/class age must be registered and in classes. 

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There is a $50 membership fee, per year, per family, which grants you access to our events, calendar, field trips, meetups, etc.

After $50 annual membership dues have been paid, enrollment in our co-op classes are offered at a flat rate of $30 per month*, regardless of the number of class periods you enroll in (one to five). Payments are due on the 1st of each month, or you can elect to benefit from paying in advance for a discount. 

*Excluding dance class and karate, which is an additional $35 per month paid to our instructors.

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The co-op meets weekly on Thursdays with classes beginning at 9:30am and ending at 2:10pm. The school year runs from September o April, with holiday breaks during Thanksgiving, Christmas/New Years, and March. 

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Yes, field trips and special events may require additional fees, which will be communicated in advance.

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The fee covers facility rental, supplies, administrative costs, and insurance.

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As we are a non-profit organization, all monies paid to Hope Homeschool are considered donations and nonrefundable as outlined in our member handbook.

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We have two membership options. Either require you to complete our membership application and pay annal membership fee of $50. This option grants you access to our private Facebook group, events, and field trips. 

If you would also like to enroll in classes, you will need to complete a one-time background check ($25 instructions provided during enrollment in classes) and agree to our policies and guidelines. Enrollment in classes is on a first-come, first-served basis.

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We currently offer classes for children aged 2-18 years.

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Our co-op has guidelines for behavior, participation, and health/safety, which are available in our member handbook found here
https://www.homeschool-life.com/3863/file_retrieve/114813

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Yes, if enrolling in co-op classes, all participating adults must complete a background check to ensure the safety of our children.

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Families are asked to stay home if anyone in their household has symptoms of illness. Health guidelines will be shared during orientation and outlined in our handbook here: https://www.homeschool-life.com/3863/file_retrieve/114813

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By participating in our co-op and related events, families acknowledge that photos and videos may be taken to promote and share the activities of Hope, including public advertising. Participation indicates consent for photos and videos to be captured for co-op use.

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Any notificiations of cancelations will be posted in the members only facebook page. 

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We organize holiday parties, dances, field trips, educational fairs, moms night out, and seasonal events like our Fall Festival.

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Yes, members receive regular updates via email/newsletter and must join our private Facebook group for announcements. 

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We do not offer trials for the safety of our students and volunteers, but you are welcome to tour our facility. Please contact to arrange.

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We strive for open communication and mutual respect. Conflicts are addressed through discussions with leadership team and board to find solutions..