Homeschool Co-ops in the Tampa Bay region: 7 schools, each documented from its own website or a public program list. 2 of the 7 publish tuition; 1 publish days per week; 0 record a funding program with a named source.
Use the filters to narrow by the things that decide a school choice — funding program, grade band, area, and whether tuition is published at all. Where a school has not published a field, its listing says so and gives you the question and the admissions link instead of a guess.
Hub content last reviewed 2026-10-28.
What this page’s schools report
29% publish their tuition (2 of 7 on this page)
100% reporting acceptance of at least one funding program (7 of 7 on this page)
14% with days per week published (1 of 7 on this page)
Computed from the 7 listings on this page — our dataset, counted, not estimated.
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Gulfport Co-Op — 3 documented protocol
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Liberty Scholars is a Plant City homeschool co-op and tutoring centre that supports neurodivergent students with in-person and online classes. It is listed as a Step Up for Student…
2505 W Granfield Ave, Plant City, FL 33563 · (813) 703-2474
STEEL (Students Teaching Elevated Education and Learning) is a Christian homeschool co-op meeting at Grosso Music & Fine Arts in Lutz, combining core academics with music and fine …
Grosso Music & Fine Arts, 102 Lake Hobbs Rd, Lutz, FL 33548
Homeschoolers with Heart is a Brandon co-op for PreK-12 offering semester class blocks on Wednesdays, from early-years exploration to high school biology, Spanish and astronomy. It…
Dancing for a Difference, 1076 E Brandon Blvd #109, Brandon, FL 33511
Gulfport Co-Op is a network of homeschoolers in Gulfport offering specialised enrichment classes in arts, physical education, nature exploration and core subjects, each priced per …
Ivory & Sage Homeschool is a Brooksville homeschool program based at a homestead, hosting hands-on learning experiences, Discovery Days and community gatherings. Because it is home…
Libertas is a Classical Christian homeschool co-op in Palm Harbor offering weekly classes, enrichment and community while parents remain the primary educators. It is listed as a St…
32676 US Hwy 19 N, Palm Harbor, FL 34684 · 727-424-1142
Plant City Homeschool Collective is a nonprofit connecting homeschool families through enrichment experiences, community events and small-group classes led by approved facilitators…
Step Up for Students - direct-pay provider (program not specified)
2026-10-28
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Questions about homeschool co-ops in Tampa Bay
How many homeschool co-ops in Tampa Bay publish tuition?
2 of 7 (29%). That share is typical for this market and is the reason every listing here shows its tuition state explicitly — published figure, or an honest gap with the admissions link — rather than hiding unpublished schools.
Which funding programs appear among Tampa Bay homeschool co-ops?
Step Up for Students - direct-pay provider (program not specified) (6), Step Up for Students - PEP (1), Step Up for Students - FES-UA (Unique Abilities) (1), counted from each school's own published pages or the program's public list — never from a school's advertising alone.
How is a school's category decided?
From the school's own description of its model, cross-checked against any network it belongs to. Categories describe structure — size, schedule, philosophy — never quality. This site does not rank schools; it publishes the decision data schools themselves put out, and marks the rest as gaps.
How this page is built
How a school gets on this page: from a public-record source (NCES, a state list, a program provider list, or a network locator) or the school’s own published pages. Trust states describe how the facts were confirmed; they are not a quality judgement, and schools are never ordered by quality.