Episode 13: Building a Homeschool Castle to Last for Generations

In this week’s episode, I chat with veteran homeschool dad Davis Carman about how to build a lasting multi-generational homeschool legacy. Davis compares the homeschool journey to constructing a medieval castle; it takes time, intentionality, and a focus on a strong foundation. But with the Lord’s blessing, it will stand the test of time!

Davis Carman got started on his homeschool adventure with a providential two-by-four on the side of his head. Twenty-six years and seven graduates later, he hopes to share some of the lessons he’s learned along the way to help other families enjoy the most successful, satisfying, and Christ-centered homeschool possible. He is the president of Apologia Educational Ministries, the #1 publisher of creation-based science, math, and Bible curriculum for homeschooling families. He blogs at apologia.com/blog and is the co-host of the Let’s Talk Homeschool podcast. He believes that if there was ever a time to homeschool, it is now!

Connect with our guest: 

• apologia.com 
• facebook.com/apologiaworld
• facebook.com/groups/allthingsapologia
• pinterest.com/apologia
• instagram.com/apologiaworld
• twitter.com/apologiaworld
• youtube.com/apologiaworld
• vimeo.com/apologiaworld

Resources for this episode: 

• 10 short but beautifully illustrated books by Davis
• Faith Stanby: A Story From the Time of the French Revolution

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