The Paradise Valley, Arizona directory of Christian homeschool co-ops and Christian co-op groups — 2 programs to compare for the 2026-27 school year.
Sorted with Featured and Owner-verified co-ops first.
Excelsior is a classical, Christian homeschool program. We are a Community that fosters friendships and spiritual growth and Accountability for academic excellence. We offer instruction in core subjects using the award winning Memoria Press Curriculum through a one day per week co-op experience.
Fortified’s CrossFit Kids program designed to build confident and resilient athletes in a fun, structured environment. Each 1-hour session, held 2x per week, focuses on proper movement mechanics, coordination, teamwork, and discipline. Workouts are engaging and age appropriate. We focus on developing strength & body control, speed & coordination, and basic weightlifting mechanics.
A Christian homeschool co-op in Paradise Valley is a group of homeschooling families who meet together - typically one day per week - to share teaching, fellowship, and biblical instruction. Families remain the primary educators at home under Arizona's homeschool affidavit (ARS §15-802), while the co-op rounds out academics, electives, and community.
Co-ops in Paradise Valley range from small parent-led groups meeting in a church fellowship hall to larger university-model co-ops with paid tutors and full course tracks. Some accept Arizona ESA funds for class fees and tutoring; many serve affidavit homeschool families who do not use ESA. Each listing above marks which pathway it supports.
Most meet one day per week during the school year.
Half-day or full-day sessions, typically 9 AM - 3 PM.
Class fees and tutor fees vary; many under $2,000/year.
Most require parents to affirm a written statement of faith.
Arizona's universal Empowerment Scholarship Account gives every Paradise Valley family roughly $7,000+ per student to spend on approved education expenses, including tuition at participating Christian co-ops. Each listing above marks ESA vendor status.
Read the Arizona ESA Guide →