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  • Appleton Christian Homeschool Fellowship

    Appleton, WI

  • Catholic Home Educating Families (CHEF)

    Green Bay, WI

  • Catholic Schoolhouse

  • Classical Conversations

    (910) 684‑5665

  • Green Bay Area Christian Homeschoolers (GBACH)

    Green Bay, WI 54305

  • Green Bay Homeschooling Families

    Green Bay, WI

  • Growing in Faith Together (GIFT) Catholic Homeschool Group

    Green Bay, WI

  • His Majesty’s Players / Hosanna Choir

    Green Bay, WI

    920-496-2059

  • Lighthouse Homeschool Community

  • NEWCHAA — Northeast Wisconsin Christian Homeschool Athletic Association

    Green Bay, WI

    434-806-1286

  • Plumfield Living Books Library

  • S.T.E.P. Homeschool Cooperative

    Appleton, WI

  • The Homeschool Resource Roadmap

  • Valley Home Schoolers (VHS)

    Appleton, WI

  • Valley Troubadours

    900 N. Mason Street, Appleton WI 54914

  • VHS Educational Resource Library

    510 Oneida Street, Appleton WI 54911

  • Wolf River Homeschoolers (WRHS)

    Shawano, WI

Community-based groups or organizations that offer Christ-centered activities and opportunities for students and families. These programs are typically supplemental in nature and may include educational workshops, athletics, arts, youth groups, or other extracurricular activities. Their purpose is to support spiritual growth, character development, and fellowship while complementing a student’s primary education.

A social-focused network that brings homeschooling families together for connection and shared experiences. These groups organize activities such as field trips, playdates, discussion forums, fairs, dances, and parent support opportunities. The primary goal is community building, encouragement, and providing social interaction for both students and parents.

Homeschool Co-op

A collaborative group of homeschooling families that gathers regularly to provide structured, group-based learning experiences. Co-ops offer classes or instruction in subjects like science, history, or enrichment topics (such as art, music, or gardening), typically meeting part-time or on select days. While they include academic elements, co-ops generally do not replace core instruction in foundational subjects like reading, English, or mathematics, and do not function as full-time private schools.

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