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Eve Ettinger

Eve Ettinger

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Co-Host, Kitchen Table Cult Pod

Alexandria, Virginia

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Alcohol, Religion, Meat

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Total articles 71

  • Commentary: Why is educational neglect legal in Virginia?

    By Eve Ettinger| Our Community Now@ Share In Virginia, this kind of educational neglect is legal, and is often the reality for homeschooled children if their parents choose to enroll them as religiously exempt from compulsory attendance to school, like mine did. This means that, currently, if homeschooling parents declare that they have a religious objection to their child participating in the education system as we know it, they are legally permitted to refuse their child an education. State Sen.

    By Eve Ettinger · Our Community Now

    Jan. 27, 2025

  • Commentary: Why is educational neglect legal in Virginia?

    By Eve Ettinger| Richmond Times-Dispatch Verified The year my mom had my twin brothers, I turned 13 and I didn’t finish any of my assigned schoolwork. Instead, I read novels. Hundreds of novels. I changed diapers, I cooked dinner, I cleaned the house, I watched my siblings, and I fell behind in school by a full year in every subject. That lost year was not an isolated incident. As the eldest daughter of a religious, conservative family with eight younger siblings, I was encouraged to focus my attention on preparing to be a wife and mother.

    By Eve Ettinger · Richmond Times-Dispatch

    Jan. 27, 2025

  • Commentary: Why is educational neglect legal in Virginia?

    By Eve Ettinger| Our Community Now@ Share In Virginia, this kind of educational neglect is legal, and is often the reality for homeschooled children if their parents choose to enroll them as religiously exempt from compulsory attendance to school, like mine did. This means that, currently, if homeschooling parents declare that they have a religious objection to their child participating in the education system as we know it, they are legally permitted to refuse their child an education. State Sen.

    By Eve Ettinger · Our Community Now

    Jan. 27, 2025

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Kitchen Table Cult Pod

Alexandria, Virginia, United States