Another success story for Home Schooling

[rightwinger]

One again we see the value of home schooling in raising well rounded, articulate and socially adjusted children. More evidence of why home schools should be able to do whatever they want

The sickening danger of home-schooling

David and Louise Turpin ran a sickening school in Perris, California.

It had just six students, all of them children of the school's sole teacher (Louise) and its principal (David), and all of them held against their will — shackled, tortured, and horribly malnourished in their putrid family home, which doubled as their school and which they shared with seven former students, older offspring of the same couple, who were treated in the same appalling way.

 

[Weatherman2020]

One again we see the value of home schooling in raising well rounded, articulate and socially adjusted children. More evidence of why home schools should be able to do whatever they want

The sickening danger of home-schooling

David and Louise Turpin ran a sickening school in Perris, California.

It had just six students, all of them children of the school's sole teacher (Louise) and its principal (David), and all of them held against their will — shackled, tortured, and horribly malnourished in their putrid family home, which doubled as their school and which they shared with seven former students, older offspring of the same couple, who were treated in the same appalling way.

Nothing to do with homeschooling, Brown shirter.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

One again we see the value of home schooling in raising well rounded, articulate and socially adjusted children. More evidence of why home schools should be able to do whatever they want

The sickening danger of home-schooling

David and Louise Turpin ran a sickening school in Perris, California.

It had just six students, all of them children of the school's sole teacher (Louise) and its principal (David), and all of them held against their will — shackled, tortured, and horribly malnourished in their putrid family home, which doubled as their school and which they shared with seven former students, older offspring of the same couple, who were treated in the same appalling way.

What the hell does that have to do with home schooling?

Good gawd you're fucking stupid

 

[SassyIrishLass]

Another success story for pubic education....see how this works?

‘Jason’s Girls:’ Palmetto High teacher accused of string of sexually charged relationships

In 2008, someone e-mailed the principal at Dr. Michael M. Krop High School with a serious allegation: a creative writing teacher was having sex with current and former students.

It’s unclear if the school district investigated this claim, but it’s clear what happened next: Jason Edward Meyers was allowed to move to Miami Palmetto Senior High School in 2011, where a lawsuit filed in federal court against the Miami-Dade School Board claims he continued to engage in inappropriate relationships with underage female students.

In total, the suit says, Meyers pursued sexually charged relationships with eight of his current or former students at the two schools during his 14 years as a Miami-Dade teacher. He groomed his creative writing students, encouraged them to write sexually explicit content and singled them out to such a public degree, the suit says, that they were known as “Jason’s Girls.”

‘Jason’s Girls:’ Palmetto High teacher accused of string of sexually charged relationships

 

[rightwinger]

One again we see the value of home schooling in raising well rounded, articulate and socially adjusted children. More evidence of why home schools should be able to do whatever they want

The sickening danger of home-schooling

David and Louise Turpin ran a sickening school in Perris, California.

It had just six students, all of them children of the school's sole teacher (Louise) and its principal (David), and all of them held against their will — shackled, tortured, and horribly malnourished in their putrid family home, which doubled as their school and which they shared with seven former students, older offspring of the same couple, who were treated in the same appalling way.

Nothing to do with homeschooling, Brown shirter.

Has everything to do with Homeschooling

The home was registered as a school and the children were all either students or "graduates"

 

[rightwinger]

Another success story for pubic education....see how this works?

‘Jason’s Girls:’ Palmetto High teacher accused of string of sexually charged relationships

In 2008, someone e-mailed the principal at Dr. Michael M. Krop High School with a serious allegation: a creative writing teacher was having sex with current and former students.

It’s unclear if the school district investigated this claim, but it’s clear what happened next: Jason Edward Meyers was allowed to move to Miami Palmetto Senior High School in 2011, where a lawsuit filed in federal court against the Miami-Dade School Board claims he continued to engage in inappropriate relationships with underage female students.

In total, the suit says, Meyers pursued sexually charged relationships with eight of his current or former students at the two schools during his 14 years as a Miami-Dade teacher. He groomed his creative writing students, encouraged them to write sexually explicit content and singled them out to such a public degree, the suit says, that they were known as “Jason’s Girls.”

‘Jason’s Girls:’ Palmetto High teacher accused of string of sexually charged relationships

That is why we have regulations on student- teacher interactions

There are no regulations on home schooling

 

[martybegan]

One again we see the value of home schooling in raising well rounded, articulate and socially adjusted children. More evidence of why home schools should be able to do whatever they want

The sickening danger of home-schooling

David and Louise Turpin ran a sickening school in Perris, California.

It had just six students, all of them children of the school's sole teacher (Louise) and its principal (David), and all of them held against their will — shackled, tortured, and horribly malnourished in their putrid family home, which doubled as their school and which they shared with seven former students, older offspring of the same couple, who were treated in the same appalling way.

When have home schoolers been allowed to do whatever they want?

Legal Fact Sheet

Basically you create a private school that still has to follow certain procedures. If California wanted to regulate homseschooling more, they should pass laws to do so.

Nice attempt to deflect attention away from Child Services in the State, though.

 

[westwall]

One again we see the value of home schooling in raising well rounded, articulate and socially adjusted children. More evidence of why home schools should be able to do whatever they want

The sickening danger of home-schooling

David and Louise Turpin ran a sickening school in Perris, California.

It had just six students, all of them children of the school's sole teacher (Louise) and its principal (David), and all of them held against their will — shackled, tortured, and horribly malnourished in their putrid family home, which doubled as their school and which they shared with seven former students, older offspring of the same couple, who were treated in the same appalling way.

Nothing to do with homeschooling, Brown shirter.

Has everything to do with Homeschooling

The home was registered as a school and the children were all either students or "graduates"

That was a scam so that the scumbags could suck off the public teat you idiot. Had nothing to do with homeschooling at all. What's amazing, in yet another resounding case of government failure the inspection that was supposed to be done, wasn't. So, we know that the perps are scumbags, but your vaunted government failed too. Idiot.

 

[martybegan]

One again we see the value of home schooling in raising well rounded, articulate and socially adjusted children. More evidence of why home schools should be able to do whatever they want

The sickening danger of home-schooling

David and Louise Turpin ran a sickening school in Perris, California.

It had just six students, all of them children of the school's sole teacher (Louise) and its principal (David), and all of them held against their will — shackled, tortured, and horribly malnourished in their putrid family home, which doubled as their school and which they shared with seven former students, older offspring of the same couple, who were treated in the same appalling way.

Nothing to do with homeschooling, Brown shirter.

Has everything to do with Homeschooling

The home was registered as a school and the children were all either students or "graduates"

Again, that's how California has decided to regulate their home-schooling.

Again, stop stooging for Cali CPS which failed in this instance.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

Another success story for pubic education....see how this works?

‘Jason’s Girls:’ Palmetto High teacher accused of string of sexually charged relationships

In 2008, someone e-mailed the principal at Dr. Michael M. Krop High School with a serious allegation: a creative writing teacher was having sex with current and former students.

It’s unclear if the school district investigated this claim, but it’s clear what happened next: Jason Edward Meyers was allowed to move to Miami Palmetto Senior High School in 2011, where a lawsuit filed in federal court against the Miami-Dade School Board claims he continued to engage in inappropriate relationships with underage female students.

In total, the suit says, Meyers pursued sexually charged relationships with eight of his current or former students at the two schools during his 14 years as a Miami-Dade teacher. He groomed his creative writing students, encouraged them to write sexually explicit content and singled them out to such a public degree, the suit says, that they were known as “Jason’s Girls.”

‘Jason’s Girls:’ Palmetto High teacher accused of string of sexually charged relationships

That is why we have regulations on student- teacher interactions

There are no regulations on home schooling

Obviously your regulations didn't work did they, dumb ass?

 

[martybegan]

Another success story for pubic education....see how this works?

‘Jason’s Girls:’ Palmetto High teacher accused of string of sexually charged relationships

In 2008, someone e-mailed the principal at Dr. Michael M. Krop High School with a serious allegation: a creative writing teacher was having sex with current and former students.

It’s unclear if the school district investigated this claim, but it’s clear what happened next: Jason Edward Meyers was allowed to move to Miami Palmetto Senior High School in 2011, where a lawsuit filed in federal court against the Miami-Dade School Board claims he continued to engage in inappropriate relationships with underage female students.

In total, the suit says, Meyers pursued sexually charged relationships with eight of his current or former students at the two schools during his 14 years as a Miami-Dade teacher. He groomed his creative writing students, encouraged them to write sexually explicit content and singled them out to such a public degree, the suit says, that they were known as “Jason’s Girls.”

‘Jason’s Girls:’ Palmetto High teacher accused of string of sexually charged relationships

That is why we have regulations on student- teacher interactions

There are no regulations on home schooling

Depending on the State, there are plenty of regulations on homeschooling.

Homeschool Laws in Your State - HSLDA

 

[Weatherman2020]

One again we see the value of home schooling in raising well rounded, articulate and socially adjusted children. More evidence of why home schools should be able to do whatever they want

The sickening danger of home-schooling

David and Louise Turpin ran a sickening school in Perris, California.

It had just six students, all of them children of the school's sole teacher (Louise) and its principal (David), and all of them held against their will — shackled, tortured, and horribly malnourished in their putrid family home, which doubled as their school and which they shared with seven former students, older offspring of the same couple, who were treated in the same appalling way.

Nothing to do with homeschooling, Brown shirter.

Has everything to do with Homeschooling

The home was registered as a school and the children were all either students or "graduates"

It was a home! We must regulate who can live in homes!

 

[rightwinger]

Another success story for pubic education....see how this works?

‘Jason’s Girls:’ Palmetto High teacher accused of string of sexually charged relationships

In 2008, someone e-mailed the principal at Dr. Michael M. Krop High School with a serious allegation: a creative writing teacher was having sex with current and former students.

It’s unclear if the school district investigated this claim, but it’s clear what happened next: Jason Edward Meyers was allowed to move to Miami Palmetto Senior High School in 2011, where a lawsuit filed in federal court against the Miami-Dade School Board claims he continued to engage in inappropriate relationships with underage female students.

In total, the suit says, Meyers pursued sexually charged relationships with eight of his current or former students at the two schools during his 14 years as a Miami-Dade teacher. He groomed his creative writing students, encouraged them to write sexually explicit content and singled them out to such a public degree, the suit says, that they were known as “Jason’s Girls.”

‘Jason’s Girls:’ Palmetto High teacher accused of string of sexually charged relationships

That is why we have regulations on student- teacher interactions

There are no regulations on home schooling

Obviously your regulations didn't work did they, dumb ass?

Public Schools are held to strict regulations and teachers must meet certain qualifications and certifications

Home school is whatever you call it.....including shackling your students to their beds

 

[rightwinger]

One again we see the value of home schooling in raising well rounded, articulate and socially adjusted children. More evidence of why home schools should be able to do whatever they want

The sickening danger of home-schooling

David and Louise Turpin ran a sickening school in Perris, California.

It had just six students, all of them children of the school's sole teacher (Louise) and its principal (David), and all of them held against their will — shackled, tortured, and horribly malnourished in their putrid family home, which doubled as their school and which they shared with seven former students, older offspring of the same couple, who were treated in the same appalling way.

Nothing to do with homeschooling, Brown shirter.

Has everything to do with Homeschooling

The home was registered as a school and the children were all either students or "graduates"

It was a home! We must regulate who can live in homes!

It was registered as a school

 

[Weatherman2020]

One again we see the value of home schooling in raising well rounded, articulate and socially adjusted children. More evidence of why home schools should be able to do whatever they want

The sickening danger of home-schooling

David and Louise Turpin ran a sickening school in Perris, California.

It had just six students, all of them children of the school's sole teacher (Louise) and its principal (David), and all of them held against their will — shackled, tortured, and horribly malnourished in their putrid family home, which doubled as their school and which they shared with seven former students, older offspring of the same couple, who were treated in the same appalling way.

Nothing to do with homeschooling, Brown shirter.

Has everything to do with Homeschooling

The home was registered as a school and the children were all either students or "graduates"

It was a home! We must regulate who can live in homes!

It was registered as a school

So was every school that had a murder, shitforbrains.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

One again we see the value of home schooling in raising well rounded, articulate and socially adjusted children. More evidence of why home schools should be able to do whatever they want

The sickening danger of home-schooling

David and Louise Turpin ran a sickening school in Perris, California.

It had just six students, all of them children of the school's sole teacher (Louise) and its principal (David), and all of them held against their will — shackled, tortured, and horribly malnourished in their putrid family home, which doubled as their school and which they shared with seven former students, older offspring of the same couple, who were treated in the same appalling way.

Nothing to do with homeschooling, Brown shirter.

Has everything to do with Homeschooling

The home was registered as a school and the children were all either students or "graduates"

It was a home! We must regulate who can live in homes!

It was registered as a school

So was every school that had a murder, shitforbrains.

He's floundering...again

 

[Weatherman2020]

Nothing to do with homeschooling, Brown shirter.

Has everything to do with Homeschooling

The home was registered as a school and the children were all either students or "graduates"

It was a home! We must regulate who can live in homes!

It was registered as a school

So was every school that had a murder, shitforbrains.

He's floundering...again

He’s face down in his own excrement.

 

[Weatherman2020]

Another success story for pubic education....see how this works?

‘Jason’s Girls:’ Palmetto High teacher accused of string of sexually charged relationships

In 2008, someone e-mailed the principal at Dr. Michael M. Krop High School with a serious allegation: a creative writing teacher was having sex with current and former students.

It’s unclear if the school district investigated this claim, but it’s clear what happened next: Jason Edward Meyers was allowed to move to Miami Palmetto Senior High School in 2011, where a lawsuit filed in federal court against the Miami-Dade School Board claims he continued to engage in inappropriate relationships with underage female students.

In total, the suit says, Meyers pursued sexually charged relationships with eight of his current or former students at the two schools during his 14 years as a Miami-Dade teacher. He groomed his creative writing students, encouraged them to write sexually explicit content and singled them out to such a public degree, the suit says, that they were known as “Jason’s Girls.”

‘Jason’s Girls:’ Palmetto High teacher accused of string of sexually charged relationships

That is why we have regulations on student- teacher interactions

There are no regulations on home schooling

Obviously your regulations didn't work did they, dumb ass?

Public Schools are held to strict regulations and teachers must meet certain qualifications and certifications

Home school is whatever you call it.....including shackling your students to their beds

You’re a pathetic joke of a human being.

 

[Tommy Tainant]

Alarm bells should have been ringing. Just look at this character.

Put this together with "home schooling" and it is obvious that there were issues.

 

[rightwinger]

Young calls this lack of regulatory oversight a "massive legal loophole" permitting child abuse. He's right. In many states, parents need merely file an affidavit stipulating that they are running a school for their own children in order to ensure that the kids never interact with the wider world again. In many other states, not even this minimal registration with the government is required: Parents can simply disconnect from the broader community and do whatever they want.