Why Homeschooling Needs Accountability...and What We Can Do About It
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In this episode of The Ex-Homeschoolers Club, I'm sitting down with Tess Ulrey, Executive Director of the Coalition for Responsible Home Education (CRHE). Tess shares her experience growing up homeschooled across multiple countries, transitioning in and out of public, private, and international schools, and how those experiences shaped her work advocating for homeschool children today.
Together, they unpack the privilege embedded in homeschooling, the blurry lines between homeschooling and unschooling, the challenges many homeschool alumni face in college and adulthood, and why responsible oversight matters—not to punish families, but to protect kids.
This conversation explores the good, the bad, and the uncomfortable realities of homeschooling, including abuse, neglect, and the gaps that exist in state laws across the U.S.
Key Topics Covered
Tess’s experience being homeschooled in Michigan, Japan, and Germany
Homeschooling vs. unschooling—and why the line is blurrier than ever
The role of privilege in homeschooling decisions
Transitioning from homeschooling to college and adult life
Why many homeschool alumni hide their education background
How public schools and community organizations fill critical support gaps
The mission and work of the Coalition for Responsible Home Education
The reality of abuse, neglect, and lack of oversight in homeschooling laws
Current legislation impacting homeschool children in the U.S.
🔗 Resources & Links
- Coalition for Responsible Home Education: https://crhe.org
- Homeschooling's Invisible Children Database: https://hic.crhe.org
Connect with Me
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/exhsclub/
- TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@exhsclub
- Email me at exhsclub@gmail.com
- Newsletter: https://exhsclub.beehiiv.com/
If you’re a former homeschooler, your story matters. Consider connecting with CRHE to support research, advocacy, and responsible policy that centers the lived experiences of homeschool alumni.
Chapters
00:00 Coming Up
00:44 Meet Tess Ulrey
01:43 Tess's Homeschooling Journey
04:12 Transitioning Between Education Systems
08:14 Defining Homeschooling and Unschooling
10:17 Challenges and Benefits of Unschooling
14:09 College and Career: Post-Homeschooling Life
18:18 Nonprofit Work and Community Support
23:03 Public Schooling Decision for Tess's Kids
26:41 The Coalition for Responsible Home Education
33:05 How to Get Involved with CRHE
44:42 Conclusion and Call to Action