Beth Martin | Ep. 210

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About this Episode

How do you build a high school plan that actually fits your teen?

Zan Tyler and veteran homeschool mom Beth Martin get practical about shaping the high school years around your child’s strengths, interests, and future goals. They talk co-ops, creative electives, transcripts, college planning, and the many paths available after graduation. Zan shares how real-life experiences became meaningful credits for her own children, while Beth explains why it’s wise to plan ahead without locking your teen into one future.

Homeschooling high school doesn’t have to follow a factory model. You can build something purposeful, flexible, and uniquely suited to your child.

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Meet My Guest

Beth Martin started her career as a middle school math teacher but soon found her true calling as a mom and home educator to her three children.  After devoting over twenty years to this journey, Beth joined the staff of the South Carolina Association of Independent Home Schools (SCAIHS). During this time, Beth worked closely with parents to provide support and guidance in their homeschool journey.  Since moving to Greenville in 2022, Beth has served as High School Program Director for the Upstate Homeschool Co-op where she oversees the high school program for over four hundred students. She loves encouraging, supporting, and advising parents and students in achieving their goals for high school and beyond.  Beth and her husband live on three peaceful acres in beautiful Upstate, SC, and she enjoys gardening, hiking, exploring antique stores, and snuggling with their two dogs.
SCAIHS (South Carolina Association of Independent Home Schools)
Upstate Homeschool Co-op

Mentioned in this Episode

• SCAIHS (South Carolina Association of Independent Home Schools)
• Upstate Homeschool Co-op
• BJU Press Homeschool
• HSLDA (Home School Legal Defense Association)
• CLT (Classic Learning Test)
• ACT
• SAT
• TeenPact
• Jean Burk, College Prep Genius

Podcast Sponsor

At BJU Press Homeschool, we’re committed to providing children an education from a biblical worldview that is academically sound and challenges them to advance, think critically, and live like Christ. This type of education is not often possible in public schools because of the number of children taught in a classroom, a difference in worldview, and peer and societal pressure to conform. Homeschooling allows parents to instruct and disciple their children without daily fighting messages from an opposing worldview taught in the classroom. And with tuition costs and fees for private schooling or tutoring, homeschooling may be the only option for parents who are concerned for their children’s physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being.
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