Classes & groups

19 programs

• Co-op Barefoot University — College Station A nature-based forest-school co-op. The College Station group meets at Lick Creek Park on Tuesday mornings; parents stay and are their own child's teacher. Secular, nonprofit, and part of a national programme with groups in many cities. Weekday daytime From $65 a child Ages 5+ College Station
• Team BCS Homeschool Adventures A free meetup group for homeschool families in Bryan–College Station, aimed at elementary-age kids. They visit as many BCS parks as they can through the year, and add holiday parties, themed get-togethers and field trips. The goal is a fun, welcoming group where kids form close friendships. Weekday daytime Free Ages 4–9
• Class Beginner ballet, ages 2–6 — Alexandra's Dance School Low-key, affordable 30-minute ballet classes for girls ages 2–6, with Friday morning classes designed for beginners: motor skills, ballet technique, rhythm, and imaginative games. In-class Christmas show and an end-of-year recital in May. Founded by Alexandra Donaldson, an Aggie who has lived and served in Bryan–College Station for a decade. Weekday daytime Ages 2–6 Bryan
• Co-op Beyond Appearances Homeschool Co-op A Christian, parent-led academic co-op in Bryan meeting on Thursdays, grades 1–12, with a nursery for younger siblings. History, science and writing plus electives that have included art, Shakespeare, Spanish, computer studies and health. Parents help teach or assist. Weekday daytime From $140 a family Ages 6–18 Bryan
• Team Beyond the Box Homeschoolers A meetup and support group for homeschool families in Bryan–College Station. It is open to every homeschool style, philosophy, and belief, and it plans play dates, field trips, learning time, and parent activities. Weekday daytime
• Co-op Brazos Classical Academy A Christian classical co-op in Bryan for PreK–12, running the grammar, dialectic and rhetoric stages with a target class size under fifteen. Not a drop-off school: parents teach and serve. Weekday daytime From $275 a family Ages 4–18 Bryan
• Class Brazos River Youth Theatre — Homeschool Program A Wednesday-morning musical-theatre day at Post Oak Mall: students rotate through dance, music and acting, then rehearse a musical. No audition to enrol — roles are cast in class. Blocks run 10:00, 10:50 and 12:05, with rehearsal 12:55–1:30. Homework runs about 20–30 minutes for elementary students and 45–60 for high schoolers. Not a state-accredited school. Weekday daytime From $400 a child College Station
• Co-op Brazos Valley Community Homeschool Center A teacher-led class centre for homeschool families — not a parent-taught co-op. Classes are à la carte rather than a full day, K–12, and drop-off depends on age. The 2026–27 calendar runs 2 September–9 December and 13 January–12 May, skipping Thanksgiving and spring break. Weekday daytime From $45 a child Ages 5–18 Bryan
• Class Friday Jam Sessions — Agape School House Fall 2026 enrichment program for homeschool students, PreK through middle school. Students choose two hands-on courses: Farm School (agriculture, gardening, animal care, farm-to-market), Music & Piano (rhythm, voice, piano fundamentals, performance), or STEM (building, testing, inventing, problem-solving). Lunch and recess are not provided. Space is limited. Weekday daytime From $400 a child Ages 4–13
• Class Homeschool Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (ages 7+) — Brazos Valley MMA Brazilian jiu-jitsu for homeschool kids during the school day at BVMMA, in Post Oak Mall. Beginners and kids with some training train together; ages 7 and up, or 6 with a parent on the mat. Practical self-defense, fitness and discipline. 60 minutes. Weekday daytime Ages 7+ College Station
• Class Homeschool Jiu-Jitsu, ages 6–9 — Gracie Barra South College Brazilian jiu-jitsu for homeschool kids during the school day: the Little Champions 2 (ages 6–9) class on the Monday and Wednesday morning schedule. 55 minutes. Weekday daytime Ages 6–9 College Station
• Tutor Infant survival swim (ISR), ages 6 months–6 years — H2O Survival Swim School Infant Swimming Resource (ISR) lessons that teach babies and young children to roll to their back and float, and older toddlers to swim-float-swim, if they fall into water. One-on-one, ten minutes a day, in a heated pool in east Bryan with a certified ISR instructor. Weekday daytime From $125 a child Bryan
• Co-op One Day Academy — BCS Capstone Campus The Tuesday campus of One Day Academy's Bryan–College Station programme: Christian, teacher-led, drop-off classes for homeschool families K–12, priced per class. Meets at First Methodist Church in Bryan, the same building as the Monday Cornerstone campus. Weekday daytime From $50 a child Ages 5–18 Bryan
• Co-op One Day Academy — BCS Cornerstone Campus A Christian one-day-a-week class programme for homeschool families, K–12. Teacher-led, drop-off, and priced per class. The Cornerstone campus meets on Mondays at First Methodist Church in Bryan; the Capstone campus meets Tuesdays at the same church. Weekday daytime From $50 a child Ages 5–18 Bryan
• Tutor Piano with Miss Ellie Private piano lessons in the Bryan–College Station area for ages five and up, with a free trial lesson before you sign up. Advertised weekday daytime openings make this one of the easier options to fit around a homeschool day. Weekday daytime From $22 each Ages 5+
• Class Praising God through Music (PGM), ages 4 and up — Emmanuel Baptist Church A Friday-afternoon music program that meets during the school day, which suits homeschool families. Groups by age: Precious Notes (little bells) and Starshine Singers for ages 4–9, Aspiring Angels (chimes) for 9–13, the PGM Choir for 10 and up, and advanced bells and madrigals for 13 and up. Its aim is to teach children to praise God through music, with instruction and performance. Weekday daytime From $150 a family Ages 4–18 Bryan
• Class Summer swim lessons, ages 6 months and up — City of College Station The city's Learn-to-Swim program: Water Babies & Tots (6–35 months, with a parent), Preschool A–C (3–5), Levels 1–3 and Swim Team Prep (6–13), and Adult Beginner (13+). Private and adaptive lessons are also offered but filled for 2026. Scholarships are available. Weekday daytime, After school From $48 each College Station
• Class Summer theatre camps, ages 8–18 — Navasota Theatre Alliance Navasota's community theater, running since 1985, holds two summer camps that end in main-stage productions put on by the campers: a Rising Star camp for ages 8–12 and a longer teen camp for ages 12–18. Young actors can also audition for the theater's regular season shows. Weekday daytime The teen camp has been $250; ask about the kids camp. Ages 8–18 Nearby
• Co-op United By ONE Academics A teacher-led Monday class day for homeschool families at Declaration Church in Bryan, with elementary, middle and high school classes. Nonprofit, Christian, drop-off. Weekday daytime From $55 a child Ages 6–18 Bryan