ABLE Homeschooling

ABLE Homeschooling is a educational co-op for home schooled students birth - high school. Not only will ABLE students participate in classes that challenge their minds and strengthen their character, but they will also benefit from unique opportunities and long-lasting friendships.

What makes ABLE different from the others?

All local groups have their own style. You need to choose the one that is best for you.
ABLE's focus is unique. Much of our curriculum is not available anywhere else!
All of our classes equip students to be strong and influential witnesses for Christ!
(See class descriptions here)

1. Service to God through service to others
2. Leadership
3. Character development
4. Teaching subjects from a Christian perspective

Where?

ABLE is centrally located to Clark, Montgomery, and Miami counties in Ohio.
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Why a co-op?

ABLE parents benefit from a network of parents with similar beliefs and interests to fellowship, and glean advice from. They find discounts useful for homeschooling and learn of local events. Many parents, especially those new to homeschooling, have many questions about where to begin, which curriculum works the best, specific learning challenges, or how to have their child assessed. The advice you gain in a co-op can make all the difference in the world.

ABLE students benefit from socialization and a structured learning environment. While there are other opportunities through church or private classes for structured learning; a good co-op provides the opportunity to build life-long friendships with children who share common interests and experiences. Students may also participate in group field trips, peer competition, public speaking, and local missions/service.