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LITTLE People’s Audrey Roloff has fans concerned for her children after learning she was sending them to a school where the teachers don’t have college degrees.
The reality star previously shared her plans for her children’s education on her Instagram Stories.
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Audrey informed her followers that she and her husband, Jeremy, were considering signing their children up to attend Heart Christian Academy, a private organization near their $1.5million Oregon home.
However, fans did some digging on the program and raised suspicions over the questionable teaching methods listed on their website.
One fan shared a screenshot taken directly from the academy’s site on a popular Little People, Big World forum.
In the photo, the organization explained its vaccination policy, noting that it is not required to request medical records from its students due to them not being a “school.”
Audrey, 31, and Jeremy, 32, have come under scrutiny for their holistic parenting approaches and have raised suspicions in the past of being anti-vaccination.
The website also highlights that the program offers on-campus learning two days a week though an “up-to-date teaching credential is not required” by their staff.
They explained their classrooms are led by “mentors” who know how to “manage a classroom” though they do not have a degree to teach.
Students are then home-schooled for the rest of the week by their parents.
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FANS’ REACTIONS
Critics weighed in with their thoughts in the comments, and many were skeptical of the parents’ decision.
One person wrote: “Wow. I don’t follow them much since they left the show but where did things go wrong for these two? Audrey seemingly had a normal suburban-like upbringing, played sports, and went to an accredited school that got her into college.
“I realize that Jeremy’s upbringing was unconventional and he barely made it through the curriculum at a small Bible school but it’s so crazy to me that they operate in these extremes and out of such fear.
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“The only sense of normalcy those kids will have is not being filmed on LPBW,” they concluded.
Another remarked: “This is two days of babysitting,” while a third thought it was “irresponsible” that Audrey shared the name of the school her children would potentially be attending in the first place.
One more chimed in: “Imagine sharing your kids’ school with random strangers. Do they not see how unsafe that is?”
Audrey and Jeremy are no strangers to criticism online, especially regarding their three children: Ember, five; Bode, two; and Radley, one.
CHRISTMAS BLUNDER
Last month, fans accused the couple of putting their kids in danger after putting up a giant 15-foot Christmas tree in their home.
Audrey documented the whole process on Instagram, from picking out the tree to transporting it and erecting it in their living room.
While the TLC alum was pleased with their efforts, her critics claimed the tree could be potentially dangerous for their kids.
One troll wrote on an online thread: “So stupidddd. The kids are gonna end up getting hurt from that f**kin thing.”
Another posted: “This is giving me anxiety knowing they have little kids running around, I hope they are careful about that.”
A third urged the TV stars to take safety precautions, such as putting up a baby gate around the tree.
They penned: “Everything about this is giving me major anxiety. It looks like it’s going to fall over.
“They have 3 little kids. Please have them at least put a baby gate around it so the kids don’t bump into it and take down the whole tree.
“I know that won’t be good for their ‘aesthetic,’ but neither will a kid being seriously injured by the tree crushing them.”
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