An inclusive, in-person hub for homeschool families in the Morgantown Area
Welcoming families of all approaches to homeschooling
Mountaineer Homeschool Hub is a warm, member-led community center where kids explore, tinker, and thrive—while parents find support, resources, and a rhythm that works for their unique homeschool journey.
Located in a cozy, resource-rich space with STEAM tools, games, and a welcoming parent lounge.
We welcome people of all races, religions, lifestyles, and
approaches to homeschooling.
Come join us!!
Hands-on, curiosity-driven learning
Resources that make homeschooling lighter and more joyful
Whether you’re an unschooler, classical homeschooler, or somewhere in between, Mountaineer Homeschool Hub gives you real-world tools and a supportive community to help your kids thrive.
STEAM Library & Maker Space
Browse hands-on science kits, robotics, math manipulatives, art supplies, and nature study resources your kids can test-drive right here at the Hub.
- Curated by experienced homeschool parents
- Borrow materials to try before you buy
- Quiet corners for focused project work
3D Printers & Tech Lab
From 3D printing and coding clubs to digital storytelling, our tech lab makes it easy to weave real-world STEM skills into your homeschool week.
- Guided 3D printing projects
- Intro to coding & robotics
- Design thinking & problem-solving challenges
Curriculum, Games & Parent Support
Explore curriculum samples, unit studies, board games, and conversation spaces so you never have to homeschool alone or start from scratch.
- Curriculum review & swap days
- Game-based learning library
- Parent workshops & coffee chats
2025–2026 Membership
Your homeschool home base all year long
Membership gives your family dependable community, flexible learning opportunities, and access to the resources you need—without piecing everything together on your own.
- Early access to class registrations & special events
- Free and low-cost field trips throughout the year
- Private Facebook group & member-only meetups
- Full access to our Curriculum, STEAM & Game library
- Member pricing on camps, clubs, and drop-off days
Choose the rhythm that works for you: pay monthly for flexibility or yearly for extra savings.
Secured through Stripe. Cancel or change your plan anytime.
What’s included in your membership
Once you complete your membership checkout, you’ll receive:
A welcome email with how-to-get-started checklist
A link to join our private community for parents
Instructions for reserving STEAM/library items
Members-only class & field trip registration links
Access to our Library and school supplies
GHL Setup Notes (for internal use): Create two Stripe subscription products in HighLevel: “MHH Yearly Membership 2025–2026” and “MHH Monthly Membership 2025–2026”. Connect them to the membership offer on this funnel step and tag new customers with mhh-member-2025 for automation.
Choose your membership plan
Complete the secure checkout below to reserve your family’s spot for the 2025–2026 homeschool year.
Sign Up For Kid FIt with Jason Manning
Browse upcoming drop-off events, clubs, seasonal sessions, and Try It Tuesdays. Reserve spots for your kids in just a few taps.
- Filter by age, interest, or day of the week
- Register siblings in a single session
- Sync reminders to your calendar
How to register: Members receive early access and special pricing. Non-members are welcome to register as space allows.
3D Printing with Rachel Roach
Browse upcoming drop-off events, clubs, seasonal sessions, and Try It Tuesdays. Reserve spots for your kids in just a few taps.
- Filter by age, interest, or day of the week
- Register siblings in a single session
- Sync reminders to your calendar
How to register: Members receive early access and special pricing. Non-members are welcome to register as space allows.
Programs, Camps & Special Events
Drop-off options and short-term experiences that let your kids try new things—without overloading your schedule.
Drop-off Events
Project-based afternoons where kids build, create, and explore while you run errands, work, or simply rest.
Summer Camps
Week-long themed camps that keep kids engaged and learning through the summer—with plenty of time outdoors.
Try It Tuesdays
Low-commitment sessions perfect for new families or kids who want to sample different classes before committing.
Meet our instructors
Experienced homeschool parents, certified teachers, and community experts who love helping kids learn their own way.
Ms. Jordan – STEAM & Maker Lab
A former engineering teacher and homeschool mom, Jordan turns everyday questions into hands-on experiments and design challenges.
Mr. Lee – Language Arts & Storytelling
Lee helps reluctant writers find their voice through comics, podcasting, and collaborative storytelling games.
Ms. Rivera – Nature & Field Studies
From creek walks to citizen science projects, Rivera helps kids connect what they learn indoors with the world outside.
What homeschool families are saying
Real stories from parents who’ve found community, structure, and breathing room at Mountaineer Homeschool Hub.
“Before the Hub, I was juggling co-ops, online classes, and library runs. Now our week actually feels doable—and my kids ask when we’re going back.”
— Megan, homeschooling 3rd & 6th grade
“My neurodivergent kiddo feels safe and seen here. The small groups and hands-on activities have been a game changer for our homeschool rhythm.”
— Alicia, homeschooling 4th grade
“Membership has paid for itself between the library access, field trips, and the simple fact that I’m not hunting down resources alone anymore.”
— Daniel, homeschooling 1st & 8th grade
Questions parents often ask
If you don’t see your question here, send us a note—our team is happy to help you decide if the Hub is a good fit for your family.
Is Mountaineer Homeschool Hub a school or a co-op?
We’re a community learning hub—not a school. Families remain responsible for their own homeschool registration and records, while we provide classes, resources, and events that enrich what you’re already doing at home.
Do I have to be a member to attend classes?
Membership unlocks early registration, discounts, and access to our library and Facebook group. Some programs and events are open to non-members as space allows, but most families find that membership quickly pays for itself.
What ages do you serve?
We currently offer programming for roughly ages 5–14, with some options for older teens. Class descriptions will note recommended ages and any prerequisites.
Can I bring younger siblings?
For many programs, yes—but we ask that younger siblings remain with a parent or guardian unless the event is clearly labeled as a drop-off program for their age group. Specific guidelines are listed on each event page.
How do payments and refunds work?
Memberships and most program fees are processed securely through Stripe inside our booking system. Each class or camp will list its specific refund and transfer policy so you know exactly what to expect.
Have a homeschooling question?
Tell us a bit about your family and what you’re looking for. We’ll reply with tailored recommendations for classes, membership, or camps that fit your season.
Tip: You can also click the chat bubble in the bottom-right corner for quick questions about membership or the class schedule.
GHL Setup Notes: In Workflows, trigger on form submission for mhh-contact-homeschool-question, send a confirmation email, notify your team via Slack/SMS, and create a pipeline card in “New Inquiry”.
Ready to make homeschooling feel lighter?
Join Mountaineer Homeschool Hub for the 2025–2026 year and give your family a welcoming home base for learning, friendship, and adventure.