Trying to find more information about homeschooling? Need to understand the options for homeschool legally? Maybe you’re hoping to connect with some other homeschool families? Here’s a list of informative websites, facebook groups, and support groups that might be helpful.
Looking for more help with homeschooling? Check out our Ultimate Homeschool Guide to the Upstate.
Greenthumb Classical Latin School began in Travelers Rest, South Carolina, as a children’s summer camp in 2016 and grew into a full-day program using the Memoria Press Classical Latin curriculum. Established as a school in 2024, Greenthumb partners with families who value both classical education and practical life skills.
Students gather on Mondays and Thursdays to cultivate joyful work, courage, hospitality, and a love of learning.
Our approach is rooted in five core principles:
Top Questions Parents Ask About Greenthumb Classical Latin School:
What ages and grades does Greenthumb serve? Lower School covers K5-3rd grade, and Upper School covers 4th-9th grade.
What does a typical week look like? Students attend a full day on Mondays and a half day on Thursdays, blending classical academics with hands-on skills like cooking and gardening.
Best For: Families seeking a classical Latin education for students K5-9th grade
Location: 6811 State Park Rd, Travelers Rest, SC
Website: greenthumbschool.com
THRIVE Academy is a 3-day-a-week, in-person microschool for middle and high school students. Ideal for motivated students who desire to work closely with peers and mentors to grow in their academic understanding, leadership skills, and real-world responsibility.
Each student has the opportunity to shape their education. Each education is an adventure.
Carolina ADHD Coaching helps students (middle school through young adults) with ADHD and executive function challenges through personalized coaching in Charlotte, Fort Mill, Upstate SC, and virtually.
Creative Minds Learning Center empowers students through faith, education, leadership, and service—offering tutoring, enrichment, assessments, and professional development to foster confident, resilient learners.
864.968.1118 | 557 Hammett Store Road , Lyman, SC
3rd option homeschool accountability association for preK- 12th grade.
They offer homeschool support to families in a variety of ways, including supply obtainment, an online store, resources, seminars, and more.
A Facebook support and resource group for homeschooling families in Upstate, SC. The group discusses events, planning, and resource sharing.
803.734.6148 | 1205 Pendleton Street Room 502 , Columbia, SC
An oversight committee dedicated to ensuring homeschooled children are meeting their grade-level standards. Standards for each grade level can be found on their website, including a breakdown of various subjects.
A Facebook resource group that shares ideas, resources, and information and homeschooling throughout South Carolina.
Facebook group for homeschool families to support each other, discuss, share resources, and plan meet-ups.
864.770.1368 | 1430 Wade Hampton Boulevard, Suite 212, Greenville, SC
A source for BJU Press materials and more. They offer products from K3-12 grade in various subjects.
You can also find homeschool support materials and resources.
In addition to being an accountability group, Carolina Homeschooler offers field trips, online classes, book clubs, and online parent support forums. Their page offers helpful information about legally homeschooling in South Carolina.
There are several paths to legally homeschooling in the state. Families who choose to homeschool through the school district as their means of legally homeschooling can find information from the district at this site.
This Facebook group offers support, information about co-ops and field trips, and allows members to buy and sell homeschool materials via the group.
Provides guidelines, resources, and laws about the three homeschool options in South Carolina.
This website offers specifics for homeschooling in the state of South Carolina. There is a particularly nice list of accountability and support groups to search through.
This resource for South Carolina homeschool families includes a directory of homeschool associations and co-ops.
The Anderson County Library system offers special events, storytime, a seed library, Book-a-Librarian (for that much-needed help with literally anything), and so much more! Branch information can be found below:
Anderson County Main Library – 300 N. McDuffie St, Anderson
Belton Branch Library – 91 Breazeale Street, Belton
Iva Branch Library – 203 W. Cruette Street, Iva
Jennie Erwin Branch Library – 318 N. Shirley Avenue, Honea Path
Lander Memorial Branch Library – 925 Greenville Drive, Williamston
Pendleton Branch Library – 650 S. Mechanic Street, Pendleton
Piedmont Branch Library – 1407 S. Carolina 86, Piedmont
Powdersville Branch Library – 4 Civic Court, Powdersville
Westside Community Center Branch Library – 1100 West Franklin Street, Anderson
864.596.3500 | Multiple Locations, Spartanburg, SC
Spartanburg County Public Libraries offer a full line-up of free programming listed on their website. In addition to storytimes and other free programs, most of these libraries include a children’s area with activities and books.
Learn more in our parent reviews:
Locations:
Find more on the Spartanburg County Public Libraries website.
Personalized reading and math help for ages 6-20, including dyslexia and ADHD. Twenty years serving Upstate SC families. Six locations plus online available.