How to Homeschool in Texas

A nonprofit ministering to Brazos Valley homeschool families since 1991, best known for its Brazos Valley Mustangs athletics with football, volleyball, baseball, softball, golf, and cheer from mini camps for the littles up through high school competition.

Connects far West Texas homeschoolers to local groups and co-ops, curriculum guidance, Spanish-language resources, and the city's annual homeschool conference, with help navigating both Texas and New Mexico homeschool law.

Serving South Texas homeschoolers since the mid-1980s, FEAST is the area's hub for parent-directed education, helping launch and nurture support groups, co-ops, and sports teams and acting as a clearinghouse for activities and resources.

A Friday co-op supporting homeschool families through faith, fellowship, and educational enrichment, with in-person classes and community for families with children ages 0-19. Parents play a vital role in the classrooms.

A volunteer Christian support group for Waco-area homeschool families, with a member calendar, co-op and sports connections, curriculum recommendations, a resource fair, and help with transcripts and dual credit.

One of the oldest homeschool support groups in Texas, serving Valley families from McAllen to Harlingen since 1994 with spring and fall co-op classes, gym athletics, student council, and graduation. A homeschool community you can call family.

A Christian volunteer-led support organization serving Coastal Bend homeschoolers since the late 1980s, offering field trips, park days, WINGS athletics, theater, and the GAP enrichment co-op. Members of all faiths are welcomed.

A volunteer association of nearly 200 Christian homeschooling families in the Plano area, offering weekly park days, field trips, drama and book clubs, Trail Life and American Heritage Girls troops, and plenty of family fellowship.

A Christ-centered co-op of about 100 families that has met Friday mornings at University Baptist Church since 1996, with academic and enrichment classes from preschool through high school plus park days and a senior graduation ceremony.

A volunteer-run Christian homeschool network serving over 200 East Texas families a year, with band, book clubs, a used book sale, prom, and graduation celebrations. Families with children of any ability level are welcome.

Texas's statewide homeschool organization, offering legal advocacy, one-on-one coaching, curriculum help, and connections to local groups so you never have to homeschool alone.

A nature-rooted homeschool program inspired by Montessori and Waldorf principles, with mixed-age learning bands, academic enrichment and hybrid school options, and parent-child Fridays in the Park sessions where everyone is welcome.

A screen-free, stress-free nature preschool and forest school north of Dallas teaching academics through hands-on nature exploration with an 8:1 ratio, plus Mommy & Me classes for ages 0-3, after-school care, and summer camp.

A nature-based preschool and kindergarten on the historic Herff Farm at the Cibolo Center for Conservation, where mixed-age classes of 3-5 year olds spend about 70% of their day outdoors in play, exploration, and discovery.

Houston's nature school for all ages, from outdoor play groups and a nature-based preschool to a fully outdoor Forest Kindergarten and a weekly Forest School drop-off program built just for homeschool families ages 6-18.

Central Texas's first true forest preschool, set in the hardwood forest along Cedar Creek between Austin and Bastrop, where 3-5 year olds spend their days outdoors in play-based, child-led learning rooted in nature connection.

A nature-based preschool at the San Antonio Zoo where 3-5 year olds spend at least 70% of the day outdoors and explore the zoo every day, with animal interactions woven into learning. NAEYC accredited, in the country's first LEED Platinum preschool building.

The only fully accredited PreK-12 Waldorf school in Texas, on a 33-acre campus at the edge of the Hill Country, weaving visual arts, music, theater, and movement through a hands-on, age-appropriate education.

A Waldorf-inspired preschool and grade school with forest and fields to explore, balancing the academic, artistic, and practical realms of education while cultivating a lifelong love of learning.

A Waldorf-inspired academy weaving in elements of Classical education and Forest Kin practice, serving early childhood through the upper grades on a campus with biodynamic farming and nature-based learning.