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Echo is a nonprofit homeschool cooperative that brings families together for enriching educational and social experiences. We host weekly gatherings that include nature outings, structured classes, and special events—all designed to supplement home education with community-based learning.

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Echo is open to all homeschooling families who align with our family-centered values and community-minded approach. We welcome a diverse range of backgrounds and homeschool styles, and we intentionally remain neutral regarding religion, politics, and family structure.

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We typically meet twice per week: once for a relaxed outdoor gathering (like a park play day or nature walk), and once for structured learning activities or classes. Seasonal sessions may vary, and we offer three trimesters—fall, spring, and summer.

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Our offerings change each trimester and may include art, science, outdoor education, life skills, and more—often led by parents or guest instructors. We also organize field trips, community service projects, and family social events.

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We keep costs as low as possible while covering essentials like insurance, space rentals, and administrative tools. Some activities may have a small fee or supply contribution. Registration and class fees vary by session.