A Full-Time Program for Teens
Combining Homeschooling and School
Princeton 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.
Now taking applications!
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Share your time and talents with a teen
Upcoming Opportunities
If you are interested to explore possibilities at PLC, be in touch with Joel at 609-851-2522 or info@princetonlearningcooperative.org for more information and a tour of our space.
Open House at Princeton Learning Cooperative
Does your teen find traditional school limiting? Looking for flexibility, a smaller community, and a new approach? PLC can Help!
When: Monday Feb 16 2:00 -3:00 pm
Where: 16 All Saints Rd. Princeton, NJ 08540
Register at Eventbrite
Drop in, take a look around our space and chat with a staff member about how we are reimagining school. To schedule a visit for another day or time, call us at 609-851-2522 or email at info@princetonlearningcooperative.org.
Princeton Learning Cooperative is an educational community dedicated to empowering students to take charge of their learning through self-direction, mentorship, and connection with peers. We offer a supportive environment where individuals can explore their interests, pursue their passions, and cultivate essential skills for lifelong success
A panel of experienced homeschooling parents and teachers cover the basics of homeschooling in New Jersey.
When: TBD
Where: Online
Register: Via Mercer County Library System (Link coming soon)
Join us for an overview of homeschooling in New Jersey and get answers to your questions. Are you considering homeschooling your child in NJ? Has your child asked to be homeschooled, but you don’t know where you would even start? A panel of experienced homeschooling parents will cover the basics of homeschooling in NJ, including: homeschooling law, the range of approaches to homeschooling, resources and communities that support homeschooling (in-person and online), paths after homeschooling (high school, college, work, trades, etc.). A Q & A session will follow the presentation.
Panelists include:
Joel Hammon, staff member at Princeton Learning Cooperative and former public school teacher
Heather Sia, homeschooling parent and staff member at Princeton Learning Cooperative