Homeschool co-ops, classes & park days in Louisville
Co-ops, microschools, daytime classes and regular meetups for homeschool families. We checked each one on the group's or program's own page and show the ages, cost or tuition, faith stance and meeting days where they publish them.
How this list works. We only list groups and classes that have their own website, or a public Facebook group or page that is their official home. We copy the details from that page and show the date we last checked. "Faith" is how the group describes itself. "Not stated" means it doesn't say either way. Cards marked ⚠️ (2 right now) are ones we couldn't fully confirm, and each one says why. Co-ops often fill up or need you to join first, so contact the group before you show up. We are not affiliated with any group or venue here.
🤝 Co-ops & class communities (2)
Parent-run groups and nonprofit communities that meet weekly for classes. Most expect parents to help.
An elective-based co-op. One adult per family stays to teach, assist, or help with cleaning or the nursery. It also hosts holiday parties.
Ages: See site
Cost: $150 per family for a 9-week semester (includes a $50 annual HFHG membership). The spring semester is $100 for returning families. Some classes add a fee.
Faith: Christian.
When: Thursday mornings, three classes a day. Fall: Aug. 27–Nov. 5. A monthly field trip replaces classes.
⚠️ Its fall 2026 session is already under way. Email the group to ask about spring.
Area: Fern Creek (exact location shared with members)
A parent-attend co-op with hands-on enrichment classes such as STEM, cooking, crafts, art and history. New families join a wait list and are invited to a meet and greet.
Ages: Pre-K through high school
Cost: $120 per family per semester, plus a small supply charge per child.
Faith: Secular and inclusive.
When: Thursdays, about 10:15 a.m.–2:30 p.m., 13 weeks each semester.
⚠️ Its page says it is a wait list only. New families are invited as spots open.
A cottage-school program of classes taught by teachers, with project-based classrooms for younger grades and rotating art, science and language arts for middle school. It gives no grades or transcripts. It lists a few spots left in some grades and wait lists in others.
Ages: Kindergarten through middle school (it also points to a high school foundations program)
Tuition: $1,200 a year (28 Tuesdays), a $100 registration fee that is deducted from tuition, and a $100 yearly supply fee (K is $50 per day). Families must join Kentuckiana Homeschool, Inc. A volunteer buyout is $200 a year per child.
Faith: Secular and inclusive.
When: Tuesdays, 13 in the fall and 15 in the spring. Kindergarten also has a Thursday option.
A hybrid classroom experience on the Highlands Latin School campus, using Memoria Press curriculum, with Latin, literature, composition, logic, math and science. Class sizes average 12–15. New families must attend an open house first (next: Nov. 2, 2026, Jan. 25 and Mar. 22, 2027), and applications open in late January.
Ages: Kindergarten through 12th grade
Tuition: See site.
When: Mondays for all grades (all-day for K–4, à-la-carte classes for older grades) and Fridays for grades 7 and up.