A Full-Time Program for Teens
Combining Homeschooling and School
Raritan Learning Cooperative combines the most valuable parts of school—peers, classes, and mentors—with personalized attention and the freedom to choose what and how you learn.-
Hear how our teen members create paths that work... -
Mentoring, community, classes... -
Now accepting applications -
A lot happens during a day at RLC -
Part of a larger movement -
Share your time and talents with a teen
Upcoming Opportunities
RLC accepts applications and new members at any point in the year! Contact Scott to discuss.
info@raritanlearningcooperative.org
908-938-1464
Feel like you’re “homeschooling” in the dark?
This is our specialty!
RLC's full-time program provides a hybrid of homeschooling and school for teens.
Whether you’re struggling with your teen learning from home or enjoying the experience and wondering how to enhance it and keep it going, we want to help.
Email or call us to schedule a 1/2 hour free consultation to help you navigate your child’s current and future education with a plan that best fits your child and family’s needs…no strings attached!
info@raritanlearningcooperative.org
908-938-1464
If your child's school situation is not working, you have many options.
Here's what RLC has to offer:
- a place to be (9-3. Mon, Tues, Thurs and Fri)
- classes, tutoring, activities, learning resources
- a small community of peers (age 12-18) for socializing
- caring adults providing guidance and support
- flexibility - to choose between in-person and remote learning on a day to day basis
If it seems like this might work well for you then join us at our Open House, or schedule a private meeting and tour.
When: Tuesday, January 26, 7:00-8:30pm
Where: 168 Main Street, Flemington (parking off of Church St. behind Flemington Baptist Church)
Attend Virtually: Join us via Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/92851163262?pwd=WVR2MGkyeGlUTnEzUWd4NHJvYkZIUT09
Meeting ID: 928 5116 3262
Passcode: options
Can't participate in the event?
Check out our blog posts.
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The Learning Cooperatives (TLC) centers offer a full-time program as a resource for families who want to take education into their own hands. Teens get guidance from knowledgeable, caring adults, access to a broad selection of classes that are based on their interests, and welcomed into a community of peers.
Princeton Learning Cooperative, Princeton, NJ
Bucks Learning Cooperative, Langhorne, PA
Raritan Learning Cooperative, Flemington, NJ
Does Your Teen Need a New Environment?
What's the connection between stress, anxiety, and school? Could moving to a more flexible, relaxed, and interest-based educational environment be the change your teenager needs to thrive?
The Learning Cooperatives are hosting an online panel discussion. A teen, their parent, and a mental health professional will talk about their experiences with mental health and school, and how self-directed education supports young people's well-being and growth. Q&A to follow.
When: Wednesday, February 10
Time: 7:00 - 8:30pm.
Register at Eventbrite.
Zoom Link
password: welcome