Thrive is a Christian, parent-participation with drop-off flexibility homeschool co-op that complements each family’s homeschool through shared learning, enrichment, friendships, and community.

Thrive offers classes and activities for students in kindergarten through 12th grade. Younger siblings, from babies through pre-K, are also welcome to attend with their families. They have their own room where a parent can serve alongside them during co-op.

Our classes are designed to give students opportunities to learn, create, explore, and connect with friends in a group setting. For the 2026–27 school year, our elementary offerings include Game Schooling, LEGO Engineering, Show & Tell, Nature & Garden, Arts & Crafts, Cooking Through the USA, Readers’ Puppet Theater, How Animals Survive Around the World, PE, Creating a Short Film, and Kids in the Kitchen STEAM Science. Our middle and high school offerings include Game Schooling, Forensics, Anatomy & Physiology, Coding & Computers, PE, Creating a Short Film, and STEAM Art. Students also have opportunities for lunch and social time, field trips, special events, and other activities throughout the year.

Thrive meets on Mondays and Thursdays during the school year. Classes are held from 10:00 AM–1:00 PM, followed by lunch from 1:00–1:30 PM and time to play, socialize, and build friendships from 1:30–2:30 PM.

No. Families may attend one or both days depending on what works best for their family. Classes and activities differ between Mondays and Thursdays, so families can choose the schedule that best fits their needs.

Thrive is a parent-participation with drop-off flexibility co-op. Parent participation is a required part of membership, and currently each family has a parent serving four hours each week in a classroom. Outside of their assigned serving time, parents may leave campus and return as needed while their K–12 students remain at Thrive. Babies through pre-K stay with their parent if the parent leaves campus.

Thrive is designed to complement, not replace, each family's homeschool. Families choose the curriculum and learning approach they want to use at home and remain responsible for their child's core education.Thrive classes give students opportunities to learn and explore subjects through hands-on activities, discussion, and experiences that complement what families are doing at home. Students also have opportunities to create, collaborate, and connect with others in a group setting.Each class is designed to be complete during our time together, while instructors may also share ideas and resources for families who would like to continue the learning at home.

To help students stay engaged in classes, activities, and with one another, students may not bring cell phones, personal gaming devices, earbuds, or other personal entertainment devices to Thrive. Parents are on campus much of the time, and if a parent is off campus and a student needs to contact them, the student may use an adult’s phone. Computers and other technology needed for classes or presentations are available at Thrive.

Thrive brings together like-minded Christian families who share similar beliefs and values. Because our children learn, socialize, and build friendships together—and parents work closely together as part of the co-op—we believe having that shared foundation helps create a supportive community where families feel comfortable, connected, and able to work together toward common goals. Families interested in membership will be asked to review and agree to Thrive’s Statement of Faith

Yes! We want families to have an opportunity to get to know Thrive and see if our community is a good fit for their family. After connecting with us to learn more about your family and what you’re looking for, we can arrange a time for your family to visit and experience Thrive in person.

Thrive meets in the Marietta/Kennesaw area of Cobb County, Georgia. Families interested in learning more can contact us for additional location information.

Affordable by Design. Community at Heart.At Thrive, parents remain at the heart of their children's education. Our parent-participation with drop-off flexibility model brings homeschool families together to share their skills, talents, and experiences while giving students opportunities to learn, create, and build friendships in a group setting.​$650 per family per year + parent participation with drop-off flexibilityOne family membership — not a per-child fee.​Each family currently serves four hours per week at Thrive. This shared participation helps keep membership costs low while giving parents opportunities to get to know one another, serve together, and become part of the Thrive community.When parents are not serving, they’re free to leave campus—giving them valuable time to themselves while their children enjoy the Thrive community.

Becoming a Thrive family begins with getting to know one another and making sure our community is a good fit for your family.1. Connect With Us — Reach out to learn more about Thrive and tell us a little about your family.2. Meet With Us — Prospective families meet with us in person or virtually before joining so we can get to know one another, answer questions, and see whether Thrive is a good fit for your family.3. Complete Membership — After we’ve met and determined that Thrive is a good fit for your family, we’ll guide you through the membership process. As part of membership, the parent who will be serving at Thrive completes both a national and Georgia background check, agrees to our Statement of Faith, and shares their personal testimony of their life in Christ. We’ll then help your family get ready to join the Thrive community.