Homeschool Co-Op · Coconut Creek, Broward County

A place to learn, explore,
and grow together.

A community-centered homeschool co-op for school-age children combining core academics with hands-on farm life, outdoor exploration, and parent-led enrichment.

About Farm School

Academics meets the ranch

Redstone Ranch Farm School is a homeschool co-op in Coconut Creek for school-age children. Students spend part of their day focused on core academics and part of it learning through farm life, gardening, outdoor exploration, and parent-led enrichment.

It’s a supportive place to build skills, friendships, curiosity, and independence — and a community where families play an active role in learning.

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Core Academics

A structured morning, every day

Each weekday has a subject focus, giving students a consistent rhythm while allowing them to learn at their own pace.

Monday

English Language Arts

Tuesday

Math

Wednesday

History & Geography

Thursday

Science

Friday

Weekly Wrap-Up & Review

Core academics are taught in the morning by our highly qualified teaching staff. Afternoons include parent-led electives such as mindfulness, foreign language, art, science experiments, and culture and cuisine.

Learning Beyond the Classroom

The farm is part of the curriculum

Children take part in age-appropriate farm and garden activities, explore the outdoors, and help with practical responsibilities. Students travel weekly between the barnyard and the stables, where they participate in hands-on animal care and farm chores.

These experiences give them opportunities to apply what they’re learning, work with others, and take pride in contributing to their community.

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Program Areas

What your kids will explore

Animal Science

Hands-on learning about animal biology, behavior, and care through direct interaction with our ranch residents.

Nature & STEM Projects

Science experiments, gardening, and nature journals that extend learning beyond the classroom.

Farm & Outdoor Life

Explore local ecosystems, learn responsible stewardship, and develop a genuine love for the natural world.

Sample Daily Flow

What a typical Farm School day looks like

Each day follows a familiar rhythm with time for academics, movement, outdoor play, enrichment, and shared responsibilities. The schedule may shift to make room for farm activities, special projects, and seasonal learning opportunities.

Core hours: 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM  ·  Extended care: 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM (additional cost)

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Arrival and morning transition

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Karate and physical education with Sensei Ivan Bejarano

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Organic morning snack

4

Core academics (ELA, Math, History & Geography, or Science — subject rotates by day)

5

Organic lunch

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Free play and outdoor time

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Parent-led electives (mindfulness, art, foreign language, science experiments, culture & cuisine)

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Clean-up and practical life chores

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Dismissal

Is This a Good Fit?

Our homeschool co-op may be right for your family if…

Schedule a Farm School Tour

The best way to see if our homeschool program is right for your family is to visit. You’ll see the learning spaces and learn about the daily schedule, parent involvement, and expectations.

Tours available Monday – Friday, 10:00 AM – 2:30 PM.
A trial day is required after the tour. Trial Day Fee: $55.

Enrollment & Tuition

Flexible scheduling, one to five days a week

Tuition includes morning karate, organic morning snack, organic lunch, and core academic instruction.

1 Day / Week

$100

daily drop-in

2 Days / Week

$580

per month

3 Days / Week

$780

per month

4 Days / Week

$1,000

per month

5 Days / Week

$1,200

per month

Additional costs: $55 trial day fee (required) · $250 non-refundable deposit after trial day · $25 optional annual assessment fee · Field trip costs vary. We accept out-of-pocket payment and Step Up for Students scholarship funds (Step Up PEP and Step Up UA).

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Farm School moments

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions, answered

About the Program

Redstone Ranch Farm School is a homeschool co-op in Coconut Creek, Florida, serving families throughout Broward County.

A homeschool co-op is a collaborative learning community designed to support homeschooling families. Students learn together in a structured environment while parents remain actively involved in the educational process.

Yes. Farm School offers a drop-off program with meaningful parent involvement through the co-op and parent-led electives. Parents are not required on campus daily, but parent participation is a required component of the program.

We currently serve students ages 5 through 14.

Core program hours are 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM. Extended care is available from 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM at an additional cost.

Yes. Mornings focus on core subjects taught by our highly qualified teaching staff: English Language Arts (ELA), Math, History and Geography, and Science. Students also participate in physical education, enrichment electives, and hands-on farm learning.

Yes. Farm learning is an essential part of our program. Students travel weekly between the barnyard and the stables, where they participate in hands-on animal care, learn about farm life, and complete age-appropriate farm chores.

Parents are an important part of our community and are required to participate by teaching or assisting with parent-led electives. Parent involvement is scheduled and does not require daily on-site attendance. Volunteer hours are tracked throughout the year.

Enrollment, Tuition & Closures

Enrollment begins with scheduling a campus tour (available Monday – Friday, 10:00 AM – 2:30 PM). After the tour, a trial day is required for your child and our team to confirm the program is a good fit.

We offer flexible enrollment from one to five days per week:

Tuition includes:

Farm School students and their families also receive free entry to the Barnyard Experience and discounted horse riding lessons at Redstone Riding Academy.

Families may pay out of pocket or use Step Up for Students scholarship funds. We accept Step Up PEP and Step Up UA.

We follow the Broward County school calendar for major holidays and closures. Camp programs are often offered during school breaks — Farm School students receive a discounted camp rate. Camp schedules are shared in advance.