Hey guys, welcome back to the Dad Tired Podcast. I was just traveling this week. I've been

traveling all over the country the last several weeks, but I was just in Washington, D.C.

And I ran into some dads who are homeschooling their family through a program called Classical

Conversations. And we used Classical Conversations in our family to homeschool our kids.

It was just cool. There was immediately like this camaraderie among us that we are kind of in

it together, even though they were strangers. I had never met them before. It felt like we were

like-minded in this way. And I know there's a huge growing community of parents who are like they're

considering homeschooling for the first time for all kinds of reasons, but maybe that's you. Maybe

like I've never been open to the conversation before, but now I'm actually interested in learning

more about what homeschooling looks like. If that's you, I highly recommend that you check out

Classical Conversations to give your child a well-rounded education. You understand the importance

of positive socialization. You want to give them opportunities to succeed in life. You're thinking

through what does this look like in the homeschooling realm. I can't recommend highly enough that you

consider joining a Classical Conversations community and homeschooling alongside of other local

families. These are led by trained license directors where families can learn through Classical

Conversations, proven Christ-centered curriculum together in community together. And that's a huge

part of it. You're not on your own. You've got a community of other parents and families who are

journeying alongside you and your kids to help know God and make them known. They have locations in

all 50 states, even 50 different countries around the world. There's bound to be a community near you.

If you want to learn more about it, go to Classical Conversations.com-foretslash-dad-tired. We've got

a page set up for you. Again, that's Classical Conversations.com-foretslash-dad-tired.

I remember right at a high school. The high school that I graduated from asked if I would be

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