Chapel Hill Durham Homeschoolers
A network of homeschooling families in Chapel Hill, Durham and nearby towns, open to families of every background and belief, with Friday Enrichment classes taught by members, a Tuesdays with Littles playgroup, skate sessions and trips to museums and plays.
- Ages
- toddlers to teens
- Meets
- Fridays (enrichment classes)
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Hear when a new homeschool co-op in North Carolina is added to Starpath
If no group here fits, the co-op starter pack comes with it: 12 pages from the Starpath Library for starting a small Waldorf-inspired co-op of your own. They include an agenda for the first meeting and a first term, week by week. Leave your email and you’ll be on the list for both. You can stop the emails any time.
Or read the co-op pages in the Library nowLearning at home?
Teaching at home between co-op days? Starpath’s Waldorf-inspired lessons cover grades 1 to 3, and grade 4 is being added. Sophie, a Waldorf class teacher, wrote the stories, verses and activities for each day. 14 days for $7, then $47 a month. Cancel before the trial ends and you aren't charged again.
How we checked this
Confirmed on 2026-10-21 against chapelhillhomeschoolers.com. We check every listing again each quarter, and one that we cannot confirm twice comes off the page.
Does this count toward North Carolina requirements?
North Carolina expects 9 months (At least 9 calendar months). A day at a co-op is a day your child spent learning, so it counts toward that the same as a day at home. North Carolina does ask you to keep records, so a co-op day is worth noting in whatever you keep.
The full North Carolina requirementsIs this your homeschool co-op? Claim the listing and it updates itself from your own term plan, so it never goes stale.
Claim this listingOr run your homeschool co-op on Starpath, free: the week, the families and the classes in one place.