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Upstate Homeschool Co-op is a cooperative for homeschooling families, offering a variety of core and elective classes to assist parents as they homeschool. We do not take the place of a school, but come alongside homeschool families to offer classes that will assist parents as they teach their children. Our cooperative is academic in nature and does require attendance and completion of assignments.

Thank you for your interest in UHC! Be sure to click on the tabs above as you learn more about us.

  • About UHC will give you the history of UHC and a letter from our Executive Director.
  • Under Academics, click on Elementary, Middle School, or High School to read about our class offerings and programs.
  • Parent involvement plays a big part at UHC! Read more on the Parent Assistant Info page.
  • Want to enroll? Click the enrollment tab above!
  • New to homeschooling? View some helpful resources below as you get started.
  • Open House: UHC hosts several Open House events during the Spring of each school year. Each Open House includes a general meeting where an overview of UHC is given, and then specific tours of each Elementary, Middle and High School program.  View our Open House dates and sign ups for Spring 2024:

Contact us if you have any questions!

New to homeschooling?

Check out some helpful resources below and sign up to attend one of our seminars!

Our Beginning Homeschool Workshop is a great tool for families who may be new to homeschooling, or just want some ideas on changing things up.

 

If you’re homeschooling a high schooler, many of your questions will be answered in our Navigating the High School Maze seminar. Attendance at this seminar is mandatory for any family enrolling a high student student at UHC.

SC Laws: How to homeschool in South Carolina

  • Option 2: South Carolina Association of Independent Home Schools (SCAIHS):
    • Option 2, SCAIHS, is an excellent option for those who need or want much oversight, guidance, and accountability. Membership is more expensive than Option 3 alternatives; however, SCAIHS is excellent at what they do for homeschool families in SC.

Deciding to homeschool is a big decision! The Homeschool Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) has many helpful tools on their website.

  • Click here to read about getting started!
    • There are four tabs under this “Getting Started” section: Overview, Planning, Goals, and Resources. Make sure to visit each tab.
  • Homeschooling a high school student? HLSDA has put together a helpful guide for this unique time in your student’s lives.

Additional resource from HSLDA: 7 Simple Steps to Start Homeschooling