Grade Levels
Middle School
5 programs tagged with "Middle School".
Ignite Homeschool Ministries
Ignite Homeschool Ministries is a non-profit organization in Phoenix, Arizona designed to support and partner with homeschooling families on their journeys…but this is not your average co-op. We offer group tutoring classes with highly qualified, Jesus-loving tutors in every subject, and community events for the whole family including our Embers Youth Group and high school dances. We are also passionate about developing young leaders through our FireStarters student leadership team.
NeuroRoots Microschool
A Learning Community for Homeschool & Alternative Education Families At NeuroRoots, we believe every child deserves an education that honors who they are, nurtures their strengths, and prepares them for a meaningful future. We partner with homeschool, ESA, and alternative education families by providing learning experiences that go beyond academics. Through small-group programs, executive functioning support, enrichment, transition services, educational advocacy, and real-world learning opportunities, we help children and teens build confidence, develop practical skills, and discover their unique potential. Whether your child is just beginning their educational journey or preparing for life after high school, NeuroRoots offers supportive pathways that grow with your family. Who We Are NeuroRoots is more than a microschool. We are a learning community where children, teens, and families find connection, encouragement, and opportunities to thrive. Founded by Amber Stock, M.Ed., NeuroRoots was built on the belief that education should prepare students not only for tests—but for life. With more than 28 years of experience in special education, educational leadership, advocacy, and neurodivergent coaching, Amber created NeuroRoots to bridge the gap between traditional education and the practical skills students need for lifelong success. Our programs are intentionally designed to complement—not replace—your family's educational journey.
Noodle Bright Business Lab
Noodle Bright creates hands-on business education kits and entrepreneurship subscription boxes for kids ages 9–14. Designed by a longtime homeschool mom and entrepreneur, our business labs teach real-world skills like marketing, product design, budgeting, leadership, and problem-solving through fun, interactive projects. The Business Lab subscription box is perfect for homeschool families, enrichment programs, microschools, and curious kids who want to build confidence, creativity, and entrepreneurial thinking.
Veritas Homeschoolers
Veritas Homeschoolers - East Valley, Inc. is a 501c3 Christian homeschool support group which provides opportunities to meet and network with like-minded homeschool families. Our community is spread across the East Valley – from Queen Creek to Ahwatukee, and Mesa/Tempe to Chandler/Gilbert. We have more than 60 families, with kids of all ages and a full range of homeschooling experience represented. We offer monthly park days, field trips, service opportunities and more. PARK DAYS – Typically fall on the first Friday of the month at a local park. These offer homeschooling moms time to relax with friends while their kids play. Occasionally, speakers or a special holiday event or activity are included. Visitors are welcome to attend one Park Day to determine whether or not they wish to join. If you would like to visit, please use contact us to request more information. PICNIC in the PARK – These are held halfway through the month, and are an easy way to take a break from the school day. Most families bring their lunch and a blanket. FIELD TRIPS and SERVICE PROJECTS – Field trips are organized by members and are offered at least once a month, but more often twice. They can be located all over the Valley and beyond. Some examples: Phoenix Herpetological Society tour, MIM, Shamrock farms, Phoenix Zoo or Botanical Garden, a firehouse, MCC Performing Arts Center, etc. While we have an ongoing service project, we offer our members additional opportunities to serve their communities throughout the year. VERI-TALK – In addition to connecting in person at events, members receive support and encouragement through our member only email discussion group, Veri-Talk. It’s a great way to get advice for homeschooling, learn about curriculums, share prayer requests, and get referrals for anything and everything – piano teachers to A/C repair. Members use Veri-talk to share information about the latest homeschool events, book sales, or to schedule impromptu meetups and playdates. Veri-talk also provides members with a network of veteran homeschoolers who have graduated their kids and know the ins and outs of the high school to college/trades/life transition, and who are willing to answer questions and share their own experiences. SERVING – Veritas is a volunteer-led organization which relies on its members to lead, organize, and coordinate activities and administrative responsibilities. While this changes what we offer from year to year, it also produces dynamic opportunities. Volunteering is a requirement of membership.
Young Creatives
We offer both classes and Microschool options for students who want to explore creativity based on Christian principles. Students explore painting ,drawing ,multiple media,sculpture,sewing,ceramic painting and other fantastic artisan crafts. We teach students actual fine art skills but break steps down to simple instructions students in a fun and encouraging way. Students are taught to work as a team,stay focused and do their best work. Happy accidents are ways to grow and helps them build perseverance through encouragement . We also offer an online option for students that need that flexibility.