004 I The Heart Behind LatterUP with Cecilia Tubb

In this inspiring conversation, we sit down with Cecilia Tubb, founder of Latter UP, a virtual homeschool community co-op that has grown from a small gathering in 2021 into a thriving nonprofit dedicated to empowering families. Cecilia opens up about the heart behind Latter UP, the rhythms that shape its community, and the philosophy that guides its collaborative approach. We explore the surprising parallels between leading a board and leading a household, as Cecilia shares how leadership, communication, and celebrating small wins strengthen both organizations and families. Cecilia also walks us through her family’s weekly flow—from morning rotations to family councils—and the intentional practices that help keep everyone grounded, grateful, and growing. The discussion gets real as we dive into the everyday challenges of parenting and homeschooling multiple children, the creative tools that make learning engaging, and the small, consistent habits that build a strong educational foundation. Cecilia also opens up about adapting routines to support her son’s unique needs and offers thoughtful ideas for making family conversations meaningful (including why car rides are one of her favorite connection opportunities). Whether you're looking for practical encouragement, fresh ideas for your homeschool, or inspiration for strengthening your family culture, this episode is full of insight and heart. Resources and Links Mentioned Curious about our community and how we support homeschooling families? Visit our website to explore programs, events, and resources designed to inspire, connect, and encourage you on your homeschool journey. 👉 Check it out here: Latter Up: A Latter-Day Virtual Co-Op  Here is the resource highlighted in this episode—perfect for exploring further and supporting your homeschool experience: ✨ Family Flow Template — A customizable guide for morning routines and family council meetings—designed to strengthen communication, build consistency, and support individual needs.