All SEICHE members are eligible to enroll in SEICHE co-op and receive priority registration when co-op enrollment opens for each semester. Our co-op meets weekly for 13 weeks in the fall and spring semesters each year. We meet at a church in Liberty, MO, and serve families from Liberty, North Kansas City, Smithville, Kearney, Platte City, Parkville, Gladstone, Excelsior Springs, and beyond.

Designed to complement your home education, our co-op offers engaging, enriching classes, opportunities to build meaningful relationships, and a community of families committed to raising children in the truth of God’s Word. Whether you’re new to homeschooling or seeking a stronger support system, our co-op offers the consistent, local connection you’ve been searching for—rooted in Christ, led by families, and built for community.

Joining a Kansas City homeschool co-op is a powerful way to enrich your family's homeschooling journey with connection, community, and support. While homeschooling offers incredible freedom and flexibility, it can sometimes feel isolating—for both parents and children.

For students, SEICHE co-op provides:

* consistent, weekly opportunities for your students to learn in group settings
* experience in hands-on classes taught by passionate instructors
* opportunities to build lasting friendships with other homeschool students from families with shared values
* opportunities to connect with peers their ages in a safe, Christ-centered setting
* a plethora of fantastic classes and subjects it is often difficult to replicate for 1 or 2 students at home (think science labs, computer coding, hands-on art, etc.)

For parents, SEICHE co-op provides:

* a network of like-minded families who understand the unique joys and challenges of home education
* a community of Christian parents who will come alongside you as you educate your children according to your plan
* a sense of belonging and opportunities to connect outside of co-op days for events, field trips, and more casual interactions

Whether you're looking for academic enrichment, accountability, social interaction, or simply a sense of belonging, a homeschool co-op offers a structure that enhances learning while keeping your family rooted in community.

SEICHE co-op classes are taught by volunteer parents who teach what they are passionate about, so class offerings vary by semester. That being said, our SEICHE co-op team is very intentional about curating our class offerings to meet the needs of our families.

Each semester, SEICHE co-op prioritizes enriching, immersive classes for every age group: 3-5, 5-7, 8-10, 11-13, & 14-18. While some classes may span multiple age groups, we work hard to ensure there are plenty of options for every student.

A few of our incredible popular past co-op classes include:
* Art (Acrylics, Watercolor, Screen-Print, Needle Felting, Elementary Art, & more)
* Academic Science Classes (Biology lab, Chemistry lab, Earth Science)
* Music (Percussion, Vocal Music, Meet the Orchestra, Rhythm Band)
* Geography (Around the World with Books & Food, Passport to America)
* Archery, PE & Movement Games
* Performative Drama Classes & Showcase Play
* High School Classes (Personal Finance, Intro to Criminal Justice, Speech, Literature)

In addition, SEICHE Co-op features:
* AM Preschool Skills Class
* Community lunch
* Recess for all ages
* Full rosters in every age range - lots of opportunities to make friends your students' ages!
* Nursery for young siblings

All SEICHE Members are eligible to enroll in SEICHE Co-op and receive priority registration for classes.

What makes the SEICHE homeschool co-op truly unique is the way we operate as a Christ-centered, family-led community—not just a collection of classes. Rooted in Liberty, Missouri, and serving families across the Northland and beyond, our co-op is built on the belief that homeschooling works best in the context of meaningful relationships and shared purpose. While many co-ops focus solely on academics or require parents to teach, SEICHE strikes a thoughtful balance: parents stay on-site and contribute through assigned roles, but teaching is optional, with mentorship and support offered to those who feel called to step into that role.

Our weekly classes are designed to be hands-on, interactive, and difficult to replicate at home, such as full science labs, drama productions, and a variety of fine arts experiences. Class sizes are intentionally kept small—averaging around 15 students—to foster connection, collaboration, and individual support. Unlike many other co-ops, our high school enrollment numbers are very strong, with a large number of teens attending weekly. With options for all ages (including preschool and nursery care for younger siblings), and the flexibility to attend just one hour or stay the full day, SEICHE offers families both structure and freedom. Add to that our Co-op Showcase, community lunches and recess, and access to wider SEICHE events and field trips, and you'll find a co-op experience that feels more like family than a program.

While our offerings are rich and varied, SEICHE is uniquely flexible. You can choose to attend for just one hour if that's the best fit for your family right now. That being said, we are firm believers that you'll get out of it what you put in. Attending for more hours, or the full day, will naturally give you and your children more opportunities to make connections and build meaningful relationships.

Does what you've learned about SEICHE Co-op resonate with you? We’d love to invite you to attend a SEICHE Membership Information Meeting! This is the perfect opportunity to learn more about who we are, how our parent-led co-op works, and what it looks like to join our Christ-centered homeschool community. You’ll hear about our mission, meet some of our leadership team, ask questions, and discover how your family can get involved in SEICHE for co-op classes, field trips, and community events. Whether you're new to homeschooling or simply looking for deeper connection, we’d be honored to walk this journey with you. Come see what makes SEICHE a place where families grow in faith, friendship, and purpose—together.