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Homeschooling Kids Kaiser and Ensley: Jenelle Evans’ Reasons


Jenelle Evans Shares Update on Son Jace After He Checks Into Mental Health Facility

Jenelle Evans is providing an update regarding her children’s education.

The Teen Mom alum announced her decision to homeschool her two younger children, Kaiser Griffith, 12, and Ensley Eason, 9—whom she shares with ex-partners Nathan Griffith and David Eason, respectively—and explained her reasons for opting out of traditional schooling.

“There might be mixed opinions about this, I’m not sure,” Evans stated in an Aug. 26 Instagram video, “but I decided to homeschool my kids.”

“Now I know some of you are thinking like, ‘She’s too dumb to homeschool her kids. She doesn’t know what she’s doing,’” she continued. “Listen, I’m not the teacher in this. I just put them on the computer.”

Evans—also the mother of her and ex Andrew Lewis‘ son Jace Evans, 17, who resides with his grandmother Barbara Evans—mentioned that she enrolled her younger children in Acellus Academy, a Missouri-based accredited online school, whose “mission is to become the nation’s premier institution for accelerated learning,” according to its website.



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