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Updated on February 21, 2020 by Kate Corbett Pollack
A very tragic case coming out of West Virginia, which involves the hallmarks of a child homeschool torture and homicide case, is that of child victim Raylee Jolynn Browning, age 8. Raylee was born in 2010, and it… Read More
Posted on February 6, 2020 by CRHE
For Immediate Release: Better data collection would help protect vulnerable children 02/04/2020—The Coalition for Responsible Home Education (CRHE), a national nonprofit organization that advocates for homeschooled children, is urging Indiana lawmakers to pass Senate Bill 428, which would… Read More
Updated on November 2, 2023 by Kieryn Darkwater
Representative Erin Grall in the Florida House of Representatives (R, District 54) has introduced a piece of legislation she is calling the “Parent’s Bill of Rights” (HB 1059). If enacted, this legislation would give parents “fundamental” and “inalienable” rights over their children regarding every area of their life.
Updated on March 22, 2021 by Kate Corbett Pollack
One of the things that I often see in the homeschool homicide cases I write about is starvation. Starvation is a common tool of child torture. In just about every case on this blog, the children were starved. Erica Parsons was… Read More
Updated on March 23, 2021 by Rachel Coleman
In this post, CRHE’s Dr. Rachel Coleman reviews Homeschooling in Kentucky, a report published by the Kentucky Office of Education Accountability (OEA) in September, 2018. In November 2017, the Education Assessment and Accountability Review Subcommittee, a legislative committee… Read More
Updated on February 6, 2020 by Rachel Coleman
“I want families who choose this route to have a tremendous homeschool experience. After hearing about the Turpin case, like many others with homeschool experience, I believe changes needed to be made in the laws.” My name is… Read More
Updated on March 23, 2021 by Kate Corbett Pollack
The story of Erica Parsons, the little North Carolina girl who was homeschooled, tortured and then missing for years, may seem like it has come to a close today as charges were finally brought against her adoptive parents… Read More
Updated on February 6, 2020 by CRHE
“When I was in regular school, I had several adults telling me that I was smart, that I was kind, that I was capable of producing good things and of being a good person. When I was homeschooled,… Read More
Updated on October 30, 2023 by CRHE
For Immediate Release: The rescue of ten homeschooled children from a life of torture comes following other concerning cases and a new provoking study Canton, Ma., 05/21/2018—Officials are accusing Ina Rogers and Jonathan Allen, of Fairfield, California, of… Read More
Updated on June 9, 2023 by Rachel Coleman
January 25, 2018 On January 14, 2018, news broke that the thirteen children of David and Louise Turpin, ages 2 to 29, had been imprisoned for years in a California home-turned-prison under the guise of homeschooling. Nine days… Read More
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The Story of Raylee Jolynn Browning: A Homeschool Homicide and Torture Case
Updated on February 21, 2020 by Kate Corbett Pollack
A very tragic case coming out of West Virginia, which involves the hallmarks of a child homeschool torture and homicide case, is that of child victim Raylee Jolynn Browning, age 8. Raylee was born in 2010, and it… Read More
Category: Blog Tags: disabilities, disability
Homeschool Advocates Urge Indiana Lawmakers to Pass SB 428
Posted on February 6, 2020 by CRHE
For Immediate Release: Better data collection would help protect vulnerable children 02/04/2020—The Coalition for Responsible Home Education (CRHE), a national nonprofit organization that advocates for homeschooled children, is urging Indiana lawmakers to pass Senate Bill 428, which would… Read More
Category: News, Press Release Tags: child abuse, data, Indiana
Action Needed: FL House Bill 1059
Updated on November 2, 2023 by Kieryn Darkwater
Representative Erin Grall in the Florida House of Representatives (R, District 54) has introduced a piece of legislation she is calling the “Parent’s Bill of Rights” (HB 1059). If enacted, this legislation would give parents “fundamental” and “inalienable” rights over their children regarding every area of their life.
Category: Action, Florida, Voices for Reform Tags: Florida
Mercer County Child Homeschool Homicide Case Involved Starvation
Updated on March 22, 2021 by Kate Corbett Pollack
One of the things that I often see in the homeschool homicide cases I write about is starvation. Starvation is a common tool of child torture. In just about every case on this blog, the children were starved. Erica Parsons was… Read More
Category: Blog Tags: disabilities, disability, pennsylvania, starvation
Left in Limbo: Examining Kentucky’s 2018 Report on Homeschooling
Updated on March 23, 2021 by Rachel Coleman
In this post, CRHE’s Dr. Rachel Coleman reviews Homeschooling in Kentucky, a report published by the Kentucky Office of Education Accountability (OEA) in September, 2018. In November 2017, the Education Assessment and Accountability Review Subcommittee, a legislative committee… Read More
Category: Blog, Research Tags: college, community college, high school, Kentucky, reviews
Linda P.: “I wish I could paint a happy ending to this story”
Updated on February 6, 2020 by Rachel Coleman
“I want families who choose this route to have a tremendous homeschool experience. After hearing about the Turpin case, like many others with homeschool experience, I believe changes needed to be made in the laws.” My name is… Read More
Category: Blog, Testimonial Tags: Colorado, negative testimonial, parent testimonial, testimonial
Erica Parsons: The Hallmarks of a Homeschool Child Torture Case
Updated on March 23, 2021 by Kate Corbett Pollack
The story of Erica Parsons, the little North Carolina girl who was homeschooled, tortured and then missing for years, may seem like it has come to a close today as charges were finally brought against her adoptive parents… Read More
Category: Blog, News Tags: disability
Rai Storm: “There was no gratefulness. There was no escape. It just went on and on.”
Updated on February 6, 2020 by CRHE
“When I was in regular school, I had several adults telling me that I was smart, that I was kind, that I was capable of producing good things and of being a good person. When I was homeschooled,… Read More
Category: Blog, Testimonial Tags: alumni testimonial, California, negative testimonial, testimonial
Fairfield Abuse Case Highlights Lack of Oversight for Homeschooling
Updated on October 30, 2023 by CRHE
For Immediate Release: The rescue of ten homeschooled children from a life of torture comes following other concerning cases and a new provoking study Canton, Ma., 05/21/2018—Officials are accusing Ina Rogers and Jonathan Allen, of Fairfield, California, of… Read More
Category: Massachusetts, Press Release, Voices for Reform Tags: California, child abuse
Homeschooling and Child Abuse: A Response to Ray and Other Apologists
Updated on June 9, 2023 by Rachel Coleman
January 25, 2018 On January 14, 2018, news broke that the thirteen children of David and Louise Turpin, ages 2 to 29, had been imprisoned for years in a California home-turned-prison under the guise of homeschooling. Nine days… Read More
Category: Blog, Research Tags: Brian Ray, child abuse, reviews