Zan Tyler Podcast: Thriving in Your Homeschool
Aug 5, 2026 · 38 min · 10 segments
Does homeschooling in high school feel like a leap you’re not ready to take? Zan Tyler and veteran homeschool mom Beth Martin talk through the doubts parents often carry into the high school years…
Zan TylerHosthomeschoolers are being socialized in a very healthy real world situation with homeschooling you have such an amazing opportunity to really look at your whole child and to nurture and mentor them and encourage them both academically but especially spiritually emotionally all those things you have so many opportunities
Today kicks off a two-part series on one of the topics I get asked about the most, homeschooling in high school.
Beth Martin started her career as a middle school math teacher, but her true calling turned out to be homeschooling her own three children, a journey she poured over 20 years into.
From there, she joined the staff of the South Carolina Association of Independent Homeschools, where she worked hands-on with parents navigating their own homeschool paths in high school.
Since 2022, Beth has served as high school program director for the Upstate Homeschool Co-op, where she now oversees the high school program for over 400 students.
She loves nothing more than encouraging and equipping parents and students as they work toward
Well, when I think about all of the people who have impacted my life and homeschool moms around me, I think about you and the ministry you've had in different places.
So I can't wait for moms and dads to be able to glean a little bit from your experience today.
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homeschoolers are being socialized in a very healthy real world situation with homeschooling you have such an amazing opportunity to really look at your whole child and to nurture and mentor them and encourage them both academically but especially spiritually emotionally all those things you have so many opportunities
Today kicks off a two-part series on one of the topics I get asked about the most, homeschooling in high school.
Beth Martin started her career as a middle school math teacher, but her true calling turned out to be homeschooling her own three children, a journey she poured over 20 years into.
From there, she joined the staff of the South Carolina Association of Independent Homeschools, where she worked hands-on with parents navigating their own homeschool paths in high school.
Since 2022, Beth has served as high school program director for the Upstate Homeschool Co-op, where she now oversees the high school program for over 400 students.
She loves nothing more than encouraging and equipping parents and students as they work toward
Well, when I think about all of the people who have impacted my life and homeschool moms around me, I think about you and the ministry you've had in different places.
So I can't wait for moms and dads to be able to glean a little bit from your experience today.