NeuroRoots Homeschool Co-Op
A Modern Social Learning Co-Op for Neurodivergent Kids, Teens & Young Adults
NeuroRoots Co-Op Groups are intentionally designed small-group experiences that help neurodivergent kids, teens and young adults build meaningful friendships, strengthen communication skills, and develop confidence in real-world environments.
Unlike traditional therapy or large social programs, our co-op model blends structured support with authentic peer interaction in a calm, welcoming setting. Each session is thoughtfully guided to encourage connection, emotional growth, independence, and community participation — without pressure or overwhelm.
Groups may include:
- Social communication practice
- Community outings
- Creative and interest-based activities
- Executive functioning support
- Life and vocational skill building
- Emotional regulation and confidence development
- Peer collaboration and problem solving
Our goal is simple: create a space where teens feel safe enough to participate, capable enough to grow, and connected enough to belong.
NeuroRoots groups are intentionally kept small to ensure individualized support, meaningful relationships, and a high-quality experience for every participant.
Little Explorers Co-Op Ages 7-9 Wednesdays 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
Little Explorers Co-Op Ages 7-9 Wednesdays 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
Little Explorers Co-Op Ages 7-9 Wednesdays 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
Little Explorers focuses on building friendships, emotional confidence, creativity, communication, and social connection through playful, supportive, and hands-on community experiences designed specifically for younger homeschoolers.
Students participate in a variety of rotating opportunities that may include:
• Creative Play Studio
• Friendship & Teamwork Games
• Movement + Regulation Activities
• Sensory & Art Exploration
• Nature + Curiosity Projects
• Music + Movement Time
• Story & Imagination Club
• Cooperative Building Challenges
• Beginner Life Skills
• Snack + Social Experiences
Our goal is to create a gentle, encouraging environment where children feel safe to explore, connect, build confidence, and develop meaningful friendships while learning through creativity, movement, and shared experiences.
Little Explorers is intentionally designed for students who may benefit from:
• smaller supportive group environments
• guided social opportunities
• hands-on and movement-based learning
• creativity and imaginative exploration
• emotional support and flexibility
• community-centered connection experiences
This is more than a class.
It’s a place to belong, explore, connect, and grow.
Explorers Co-Op Ages 10-13 Mondays 10 AM - 12:30 PM
Little Explorers Co-Op Ages 7-9 Wednesdays 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
Little Explorers Co-Op Ages 7-9 Wednesdays 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
Explorers focuses on building friendships, emotional confidence, creativity, communication, and independence through engaging community-based experiences that feel supportive, age-respectful, and low-pressure.
Students participate in a variety of rotating opportunities that may include:
• Creative Expression Studio
• Music + Mood Lab
• Social Confidence Circle
• Makers Lab
• Nature + Regulation Activities
• Wellness Studio
• Book + Media Club
• Functional Life Skills
• Community Projects
• Cooking + Snack Experiences
Our goal is to create a space where students feel safe to connect, explore interests, build confidence, and experience meaningful peer relationships without pressure to fit into a specific mold.
Explorers is intentionally designed for students who may benefit from:
• smaller supportive group environments
• relationship-based social experiences
• hands-on and creative learning opportunities
• flexibility and emotional support
• community-centered growth experiences
This is more than a class.
It’s a place to belong, grow, connect, and thrive.
Connectors Co-Op Ages 13-16 Wednesdays 11:00 AM - 1:30 PM
Connectors Co-Op Ages 13-16 Wednesdays 11:00 AM - 1:30 PM
Connectors Co-Op Ages 13-16 Wednesdays 11:00 AM - 1:30 PM
Connectors was intentionally created for teens who may benefit from a smaller, welcoming environment where they can explore interests, build social confidence, collaborate with peers, and feel accepted for who they are.
This co-op blends creativity, communication, life skills, emotional wellness, and community experiences in a way that feels engaging, age-respectful, and low-pressure rather than clinical.
Students may participate in rotating opportunities such as:
• Gaming + Strategy Social Club
• Photography + Digital Media
• Creative Expression Studio
• Entrepreneur Lab
• Social Confidence Circle
• Makers Lab
• Music + Mood Lab
• Film + Storytelling Projects
• Community-Based Experiences
• Collaborative Leadership Activities
The Connectors Co-Op focuses on helping teens:
• build confidence in social settings
• develop authentic peer relationships
• strengthen communication and collaboration skills
• explore interests and creativity
• increase independence and self-confidence
• feel connected within a supportive community
Our goal is to create a space where teens feel safe to be themselves while building friendships, confidence, leadership skills, and meaningful experiences that support long-term growth.
This is more than a class.
It’s a place to belong, connect, create, and grow.
Transition Group Co-Op Ages 16-18+ Fridays 10 AM - 1 PM
Connectors Co-Op Ages 13-16 Wednesdays 11:00 AM - 1:30 PM
Connectors Co-Op Ages 13-16 Wednesdays 11:00 AM - 1:30 PM
This program was intentionally created for young adults who may benefit from additional support navigating social connection, independence, communication, leadership, community experiences, and transition-related skills in a way that feels engaging and empowering rather than clinical.
The Transition Group blends community, creativity, independence-building, and real-world learning opportunities to help students continue growing in confidence while feeling connected and supported.
Students may participate in rotating opportunities such as:
• Independent Living Lab
• Adulting 101
• Career Exploration
• Community Navigation
• Functional Life Skills
• NeuroRoots Café Project
• Entrepreneur Lab
• Photography + Digital Media
• Wellness Studio
• Cooking + Leadership Experiences
• Collaborative Community Projects
The Transition Group focuses on helping students:
• build independence and confidence
• strengthen communication and social skills
• develop workplace and life-readiness skills
• increase community engagement
• practice leadership and responsibility
• explore interests and future pathways
• build meaningful peer relationships
Our goal is to create a supportive space where young adults can continue developing confidence, friendships, independence, and real-world skills while feeling respected, capable, and connected within a community.
This is more than a class.
It’s a place to belong, grow, lead, and prepare for what’s next.
Monthly Calendar
NeuroRoots Does NOT Replace Therapy
Communication Skills
Students are supported in developing stronger communication and self-advocacy skills through natural peer interactions and guided group activities.
Emotional Regulation
Our groups provide a supportive environment where students can build emotional awareness, flexibility, and coping skills in real-life situations.
Social Connection
Students are given opportunities to build authentic friendships and meaningful peer connections in a low-pressure environment.
Executive Functioning
Many activities are intentionally designed to strengthen organization, independence, and problem-solving skills.
Real-World Life Skills
Our groups help students build confidence and practical skills that extend beyond the group setting into everyday life.
A Neurodivergent-Friendly Environment
We strive to create an environment where students feel safe, supported, accepted, and encouraged to be themselves.