EPISODES
In this inspiring episode, join us for a candid conversation with Ambar, a California sheriff’s sergeant and homeschooling mother of four, as she shares her journey balancing a demanding law enforcement career with homeschooling her children. Discover how Ambar transformed from a full-time deputy focused on climbing the career ladder into a passionate homeschooler creating a thriving educational environment on their 2.5-acre ranch.
Ambar’s story highlights the challenges faced by working parents who want to homeschool—especially in California, where restrictive education and medical policies have pushed many families to seek alternatives to public school. Hear how Ambar and her husband use creative scheduling, prioritization, and partnership to successfully homeschool while she works three days on and three days off, focusing on core subjects and integrating hands-on learning through ranch life.
This episode tackles key homeschooling questions such as: Can working parents realistically homeschool? How do you balance career and home education? Ambar’s practical tips, honest reflections, and unique perspective will inspire working moms and dads who think homeschooling isn’t possible for their busy lives.
Beyond academics, Ambar shares her vision for raising entrepreneurial, community-connected kids who learn real-life skills and strong values through personalized education. Whether you’re a law enforcement officer, working parent, or simply curious about homeschooling alternatives, this episode offers valuable insights on making homeschooling work for your family.
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