Homeschool Resources & Calendar
Your go-to spot for homeschooling in the Kerrville area.
You’ll find a roundup of local homeschool co-ops, along with a calendar of homeschool days and events hosted by local museums, businesses, and organizations.
These events are open to any homeschooling family and are not affiliated with specific co-ops, so you don’t need to be part of a group to attend.
I’ll also continue adding helpful resources, and tools that families in this season may find useful.
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Homeschool Community Roundup
Upcoming events.
Hill Country Area Recurring Programs
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Winding Branch Ranch: Sprouts Farm School
Winding Branch Ranch
30640 Leroy Scheel Road
Bulverde, TX 78163An eight-week, hands-on farm program for ages 2–6 featuring rescued animal encounters, gardening, nature exploration, and opportunities to build friendships. A parent or caregiver attends with each child.
Thursdays, October 15–December 10
or Fridays, October 16–December 11
10:00 AM–12:00 PM
No sessions Thanksgiving week.$399 per child | 15% sibling discount
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Comfort Public Library
701 High St.
Comfort, TX 78013A free educational program for homeschoolers and curious learners featuring fun upper-elementary topics, hands-on discussions, and summer learning opportunities. Sessions typically last about one hour.
Thursdays at 2:00 PM
Free Admission | Details here.
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Registration opens Saturday, August 15 at 9 AM.
Register here.
Hands-on outdoor learning at Guadalupe River State Park for students in grades K–5. Classes explore nature, wildlife and conservation through guided activities.
Classes are free and held monthly during the school year, except January. A parent or guardian must remain during class. Siblings may attend as supervised tag-alongs but should not be registered.
Meet at the amphitheater behind the Discovery Center. Bring weather-appropriate clothing, sturdy shoes, water and sunscreen.
Hands-on outdoor learning at Guadalupe River State Park for students in grades K–5. Classes explore nature, wildlife and conservation through guided activities.
Classes are free and held monthly during the school year, except January. A parent or guardian must remain during class. Siblings may attend as supervised tag-alongs but should not be registered.
Meet at the amphitheater behind the Discovery Center. Bring weather-appropriate clothing, sturdy shoes, water and sunscreen.
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The Cibolo offers 10-week outdoor homeschool programs each spring and fall for ages 5–12. Classes alternate between the Cibolo Nature Center and Herff Farm and include hands-on nature exploration and collaborative activities.
A parent or guardian must attend. Siblings ages 3–4 may participate for an additional fee if an older sibling is enrolled; ages 2 and younger are free. Space is limited to 30 students, and the program often sells out on registration day.
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Connect2Texas offers live online classes led by Texas museums, historic sites and educational organizations. Topics include Texas history, science, language arts, art and more for students in Pre-K through 12th grade. Many classes are free, although some require a fee. Browse by date, grade level, subject and cost.
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Fridays at the Museum | Bandera
Enjoy a new hands-on educational activity every Friday of the school year at the Frontier Times Museum! Programs rotate between arts and crafts, STEM, social studies, and language arts. Activities are recommended for 2nd–8th graders and are completely free for students, with one accompanying adult receiving free admission per participating child. Children must be accompanied by an adult.Fridays | 12–2 PM
Frontier Times Museum, 510 13th Street, Bandera
View the upcoming schedule
Hill Country Area Resources
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Challenge Lab Enrichment
Created by Lisa Davis, a gifted-education specialist based in Ingram, Challenge Lab Enrichment offers resources designed to take learning beyond basic mastery through critical thinking, creative problem-solving, independent study, and deeper exploration. Homeschool families can purchase ready-to-use activities through her Teachers Pay Teachers store, follow Challenge Lab on Facebook for enrichment ideas, or contact Lisa about consulting on gifted-education topics.
Contact: 830-329-2512 challengelab@gmail.com
Facebook page here.
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Stay tuned for more.
P.E. & Sports Opportunities
Help Bring Homeschool Athletics to Kerrville
Game Speed is gauging interest in bringing its Homeschool Athletics program to Kerrville! Designed for ages 5–18, this twice-weekly PE-style program combines fitness games, obstacle challenges, and athletic development to build strength, speed, coordination, teamwork, and confidence.
At least 10 interested students are needed. Tuition would be $200/month, with sibling discounts. Dates, times, and location are still TBD. This is an interest check only. Fill out the form below.
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Crunch Labs
Here is our Refer-a-Friend discount code/link for $10 off your first subscription order.
There is a short 15/20 lesson he watches before each build and then a quick instruction video. Then he sets out to build on his own and I have been so impressed with all the things he is retaining. My son loves it.

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iBrick
I do not have a Refer-A-Friend or an Affiliate Code with them, but I do highly recommend them. You get one set of legos with a motor and other specific pieces and then they send you a build to do each week. It has been great for my son.
If you got the voucher, I believe this on the approved list to use the money for. Happy building!
