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Stay tuned for details for Fall 2026 classes.

ECCHO Co-op Branches

ECCHO Co-op Classes are undergoing some exciting changes for Fall 2026! Introducing Co-op Branches!

Branches offer the opportunity to participate in a co-op with like-minded families where true connections can be made and nurtured. Smaller groups mean more quality time and support while still getting the benefit of learning and growing together!

To participate in any ECCHO Classes you must:
-Be an ECCHO member in good standing.
-Agree to participate weekly.
-Register for classes during the open registration period.

Each Branch offers co-op classes for Grades K-12th (with nursery available for younger siblings). These classes meet one day a week at their Branch location. There will be a registration fee per family per semester, each class will require a class supply fee, and some classes may require a per semester or monthly class fee determined by the teacher. 

Current Branch offerings:
North Waxahachie or Central Waxahachie


Branches are still coming together. If you are interested in leading or teaching at a Co-op Branch, contact Niki Fay at niki@eccho.us

Stay Tuned!

What does it mean to be part of a co-op?

Being part of a Homeschool Co-Op means everyone brings their skills and talents together to be used for the benefit and education of our children. Many parents choose to teach classes, but that's not the only way to participate. Other opportunities include class helper, hallway monitor, campus monitor, and/or being part of special teams such as set-up/take-down crew or check in/out table leads.

Parent Expectations:

  • Check in and out so we know you are present, and remain on campus if your child is on campus.
  • Your participation is vital, if you and your children will be absent or late/leaving early, please let a Director know!
  • Be flexible and willing to jump in where needed. Sometimes we will need extra hands somewhere!
  • We ask that you not use your cell phone/device while on duty (unless needed for class purposes), giving full attention and engagement to your assignment.
  • If helping in a classroom, offer the teacher support in keeping students focused, helping with supplies/papers/etc.
  • If monitoring hallways or campus areas, walk the area keeping an eye out for wandering students or anything that seems out of place.
  • Take advantage of off-periods to fellowship with other parents!
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