Hudson Valley Consortium (HVC) is a Christian homeschool community serving students in Kindergarten through 12th grade in New York's Capital Region. We provide academic classes, enrichment opportunities, and a vibrant community that supports families throughout their homeschool journey.

Our primary program, the Consortium, serves students in grades 5–12 through a university-style model that combines classroom instruction with at-home learning. Students attend classes twice each week and choose from a wide range of courses, including mathematics, science with laboratory experiences, history, literature, writing, foreign language, technology, fine arts, and practical electives. Our goal is to provide rigorous academics while helping students develop critical thinking skills, strong character, and meaningful friendships.

In addition to academics, HVC offers a rich community experience through student activities, clubs, social events, leadership opportunities, and service projects. We believe that education extends beyond the classroom and that students thrive when they are part of a supportive community of families who share similar values and educational goals.

For families with younger children, HVC also offers a separate Cooperative program for students in Kindergarten through 4th grade. Additional information about the Cooperative can be found on its dedicated program page.

Classes meet on Tuesdays and Thursdays, allowing many families to participate in both the Cooperative and Consortium programs simultaneously.

We welcome families who are looking for a strong academic program, meaningful community, and a Christ-centered environment to support their homeschool efforts. If you would like to learn more about Hudson Valley Consortium, we encourage you to contact us with any questions. Our admissions process for new families typically begins in February and March, with registration taking place in the spring.