At Ase Homeschool Co-op, we believe learning extends beyond the classroom. Below are some of the educational organizations, libraries, accountability associations, and community partners that homeschool families may find helpful throughout their homeschool journey.
Please note: These organizations are independent resources and are not operated by Ase Homeschool Co-op.
Richland Library offers free library cards, books, eBooks, audiobooks, educational databases, children's programs, STEM activities, makerspaces, workshops, and family events. It is an excellent resource for homeschool curriculum support, independent reading, and lifelong learning.
DISCUS provides South Carolina residents with FREE access to online research databases, educational videos, encyclopedias, journals, homework help, language learning, test preparation resources, and digital learning tools for students of all ages.
Cola City Homeschoolers is a homeschool community serving families throughout the Columbia area by organizing educational events, community activities, workshops, homeschool support, and one of the area's popular homeschool consignment sales.
The South Carolina Homeschooling Connection is a statewide homeschool resource hub that shares educational opportunities, homeschool news, support, events, articles, and information for homeschooling families across South Carolina.
TSCHAA is a South Carolina Third Option homeschool accountability association that assists families with state homeschool compliance, record keeping, reporting requirements, and educational support.
SC TOP is another South Carolina Third Option homeschool accountability association providing legal accountability, guidance, resources, and support to homeschooling families throughout the state.
The U.S. Secret Service Kids Corner offers educational resources designed to introduce students to the mission of the Secret Service while promoting online safety, citizenship, financial literacy, and career awareness through engaging learning materials.
The Richland County Sheriff's Department provides educational programs, youth outreach, public safety presentations, and community engagement opportunities that help students learn about law enforcement, safety, and civic responsibility.
Kids Markets gives young entrepreneurs the opportunity to create, market, and sell their own products in a real marketplace. These events help children build confidence while learning business, customer service, money management, creativity, and entrepreneurship.
We love discovering educational opportunities for families. Contact us if you'd like to recommend a local organization, educational program, museum, or community resource for consideration on our Resources page.
