California Hispanic Families, You Are Not Alone: A Conversation with Ana Maria Bagnuoli

If you are a Hispanic family in California wondering whether homeschooling is truly possible for you and whether it fits your culture, language, and faith, this episode was made with you in mind.

Angela Lasch sits down with Ana Maria Bagnuoli, co-founder of Education by Design, a ministry dedicated to equipping Hispanic families to homeschool with biblical purpose and vision. Ana Maria's passion for this work is contagious, and her message is clear: you are not alone in this calling.

In this episode:

• Who Education by Design is and why they exist to serve Hispanic homeschool families
• How homeschooling aligns with Hispanic culture, faith, and family values
• Encouragement for families who feel uncertain about whether they can do this
• The vision behind equipping parents to lead their children's education with a biblical purpose

Resources mentioned:

• Education by Design: https://transitioneducation.net
• Education by Design Online Conference, April 10-11 — use code EDUCACA10 for 10% off: https://transitioneducation.net/conferencia2026
• CHEA Annual Parenting & Homeschool Convention, July 10-11, Calvary Chapel Downey: https://cheaofca.org/annual-parenting-homeschool-convention
• CHEA Leadership Conference, July 9: https://cheaofca.org/annual-parenting-homeschool-convention/summer-leadership-conference

CHEA is California's go-to organization for homeschool families. From your very first questions about getting started to years into your homeschool journey, we exist to inform, equip, and support you.

If this episode blessed you, subscribe, leave a review, and share it with a Spanish-speaking family in your community or church. Every share helps more California families homeschool with confidence and conviction.

Until next time, keep pressing forward. The God who called you is faithful to equip you.

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