Trainwreck Jill C Noyes Rodrigues / David Rodrigues / Rodrigues Family Ministries / Rodrigues Family Serving Jesus / All Things Truth Printing Ministry - Batshit MLM-shill narc mom of 13 starving children and her jobless "headship". Grifting and drifting across the US in an RV. Wanted by WV CPS.

[multiverse]

Jill and her escort of three daughters should be nearing the end of their occupation of Nurie's trailer; David ought to be picking them up this weekend.

Jill is posting Christian boomer memes on Facebook. This one features a child choking on a large bite of food, just like those damn liberals are choking soooo bad, super burn!

 

[LonesomeDud]

How about focusing on things that matter, Jill, like whether or not we support Taiwan and protect them from the Chinese government?

Do you really have values if you won't protect your brothers?

 

[Chan the Wizard]

Jill and her escort of three daughters should be nearing the end of their occupation of Nurie's trailer; David ought to be picking them up this weekend.

Jill is posting Christian boomer memes on Facebook. This one features a child choking on a large bite of food, just like those damn liberals are choking soooo bad, super burn!
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I have no love for Biden but I’m always amused at these fundies that worship Trump.
Biden at least appears to actually be a Catholic and is able to separate his religion from government.

 

[Bakarina]

I have no love for Biden but I’m always amused at these fundies that worship Trump.
Biden at least appears to actually be a Catholic and is able to separate his religion from government.

Biden has pissed off the Catholic Church to the point where they've denied him communication more than once (on his stance on abortion). The Catholic faith to Biden is similar to the 'magic underwear' to mormons, it's only brought out and "worn" on certain occasions. Plus he's a dreaded "D" and we all know how Republicans and fundies used to be synonymous with each other.

 

[Hyacinth Bucket (Bouquet)]

This is so true you worded and summarized it great. I would love to know exactly how she homeschools each kid. What program? I have never homeschooled so I'm not sure how it works. Can you literally teach whatever or by law do you need to follow some form of education? I bet she just reuses material for every kid for the past 20 years and never really changed.

It depends a lot where you live, but generally at most you take a standardized test annually. Some states in the North East require a portfolio. In California you join an umbrella organization that lets you educate at home. In a few states you set up your own private school. Many school districts aren't getting great results from their own kids, and most home schooling parents are normal people who don't want their kids illiterate. In general the states with large populations of fundies have fewer standards, although there are a couple hippie places that are also very lax. There are a minority of people who use homeschooling as a way to keep their child from getting an education, or even worse, keep them from the prying eyes of people who might spy bruises. These people are a big problem but are probably better addressed through CPS than through the School District.

Curiously, fundies often have a very traditional view of education. A couple popular programs with people like Jill are ACE School of Tomorrow (look this one up, it's a trip) and Christian Light Education. Those are basically read-fill in the blanks-mark booklets. I will try to figure out who made the health and safety 'reader' she has. Secular or more moderate homeschoolers usually homeschool so they can do fewer pointless worksheets, not more.

That reader comes from Abeka, a huge Baptist publisher out of Pensacola, Florida. Tends to be fairly traditional textbooks with absolutely nothing that threatens fundy worldview. See also BJU Press.

 

[BluntyBitch]

It depends a lot where you live, but generally at most you take a standardized test annually. Some states in the North East require a portfolio. In California you join an umbrella organization that lets you educate at home. In a few states you set up your own private school. Many school districts aren't getting great results from their own kids, and most home schooling parents are normal people who don't want their kids illiterate. In general the states with large populations of fundies have fewer standards, although there are a couple hippie places that are also very lax. There are a minority of people who use homeschooling as a way to keep their child from getting an education, or even worse, keep them from the prying eyes of people who might spy bruises. These people are a big problem but are probably better addressed through CPS than through the School District.

Curiously, fundies often have a very traditional view of education. A couple popular programs with people like Jill are ACE School of Tomorrow (look this one up, it's a trip) and Christian Light Education. Those are basically read-fill in the blanks-mark booklets. I will try to figure out who made the health and safety 'reader' she has. Secular or more moderate homeschoolers usually homeschool so they can do fewer pointless worksheets, not more.

That reader comes from Abeka, a huge Baptist publisher out of Pensacola, Florida. Tends to be fairly traditional textbooks with absolutely nothing that threatens fundy worldview. See also BJU Press.

She has hopped so many states. How do we even know if she has a state approved program for homeschooling?

Cali laws changed after the Turpin kids. The dad created a "sandcastle day school" from their home and figured out how to skirt the law so no inspections or tests. There are pics of the oldest "graduating" with a cake and pics but she said later it was all faked, school or education wasn't a thing.

 

[Sparklepants]

She has hopped so many states. How do we even know if she has a state approved program for homeschooling?

Cali laws changed after the Turpin kids. The dad created a "sandcastle day school" from their home and figured out how to skirt the law so no inspections or tests. There are pics of the oldest "graduating" with a cake and pics but she said later it was all faked, school or education wasn't a thing.

I think it got lost when the original fundiesnark subreddit closed, but she did a tour of their homeschooling curriculum and the kids were using mismatched, already filled out workbooks and doing "bible writing." There is no education in that house.

 

[latter day taint]

It depends a lot where you live, but generally at most you take a standardized test annually. Some states in the North East require a portfolio. In California you join an umbrella organization that lets you educate at home. In a few states you set up your own private school. Many school districts aren't getting great results from their own kids, and most home schooling parents are normal people who don't want their kids illiterate. In general the states with large populations of fundies have fewer standards, although there are a couple hippie places that are also very lax. There are a minority of people who use homeschooling as a way to keep their child from getting an education, or even worse, keep them from the prying eyes of people who might spy bruises. These people are a big problem but are probably better addressed through CPS than through the School District.

Curiously, fundies often have a very traditional view of education. A couple popular programs with people like Jill are ACE School of Tomorrow (look this one up, it's a trip) and Christian Light Education. Those are basically read-fill in the blanks-mark booklets. I will try to figure out who made the health and safety 'reader' she has. Secular or more moderate homeschoolers usually homeschool so they can do fewer pointless worksheets, not more.

That reader comes from Abeka, a huge Baptist publisher out of Pensacola, Florida. Tends to be fairly traditional textbooks with absolutely nothing that threatens fundy worldview. See also BJU Press.

Abeka is also made with essentially slave labor from the students at Pensacola Christian College!

They likely are homeschooling under a special provision in the Ohio Law that allows you to form a non-chartered, non-tax supported school for a single family that has pretty much zero oversight other than a single form each year

A school that is not chartered or seeking a charter from the state board of education because of truly held religious beliefs shall annually certify in a report to the parents of its pupils that the school meets Ohio minimum standards for non-chartered, non-tax supported schools cited in paragraphs (A) to (G) of this rule. A copy of said report shall be filed with the Ohio department of education on or before the thirtieth of September of each year

 

[multiverse]

I think it got lost when the original fundiesnark subreddit closed, but she did a tour of their homeschooling curriculum and the kids were using mismatched, already filled out workbooks and doing "bible writing." There is no education in that house.

The videos of Jill interrogating all of her kids while they did workbooks are preserved in the thread.

They all did some workbooks. Jill reads a book to the littles and that is their "school". The big girls teach letters and reading, then everyone does a page or two from Christian workbooks.

They have lived in New York State, West Virginia, and Ohio. They travel for almost a third of the year in other states. Their state of residence now is Ohio.

Jill is supposed to alert the County Superintendent that each child is being homeschooled. I would wager this has never happened. She is also supposed to provide 900 hours of instruction to each child, each school year. This is equal to 3.5 hours of school every day, not including weekends, holidays or vacations. If she skips the summer months, then each kid should be in school closer to 5 hours per day. This has never happened. Finally, Jill is supposed to submit as assessment for each kid at the end of the year. Again, she can't be arsed.


I'm also going to attach the Ohio state graduation requirements. However, as said above, Jill isn't graduating any of her kids through the state. They "graduate" from their homeschool, not their district. This means none of the adult kids have actual diplomas, just worthless papers David printed for them. Timmy probably had to take the GED in order to apply to his community college flight school program (which he failed out of).

So in conclusion, the Rods are keeping the kids under the radar and none of them are being monitored by their school district, nor are they graduating from anything.

 

[latter day taint]

The videos of Jill interrogating all of her kids while they did workbooks are preserved in the thread.

They all did some workbooks. Jill reads a book to the littles and that is their "school". The big girls teach letters and reading, then everyone does a page or two from Christian workbooks.

They have lived in New York State, West Virginia, and Ohio. They travel for almost a third of the year in other states. Their state of residence now is Ohio.

Jill is supposed to alert the County Superintendent that each child is being homeschooled. I would wager this has never happened. She is also supposed to provide 900 hours of instruction to each child, each school year. This is equal to 3.5 hours of school every day, not including weekends, holidays or vacations. If she skips the summer months, then each kid should be in school closer to 5 hours per day. This has never happened. Finally, Jill is supposed to submit as assessment for each kid at the end of the year. Again, she can't be arsed.
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I'm also going to attach the Ohio state graduation requirements. However, as said above, Jill isn't graduating any of her kids through the state. They "graduate" from their homeschool, not their district. This means none of the adult kids have actual diplomas, just worthless papers David printed for them. Timmy probably had to take the GED in order to apply to his community college flight school program (which he failed out of).

So in conclusion, the Rods are keeping the kids under the radar and none of them are being monitored by their school district, nor are they graduating from anything.

I posted just above you there are even more lax requirements if they pretend to be their own school in Ohio.

 

[Vi0l3t]

The videos of Jill interrogating all of her kids while they did workbooks are preserved in the thread.

They all did some workbooks. Jill reads a book to the littles and that is their "school". The big girls teach letters and reading, then everyone does a page or two from Christian workbooks.

They have lived in New York State, West Virginia, and Ohio. They travel for almost a third of the year in other states. Their state of residence now is Ohio.

Jill is supposed to alert the County Superintendent that each child is being homeschooled. I would wager this has never happened. She is also supposed to provide 900 hours of instruction to each child, each school year. This is equal to 3.5 hours of school every day, not including weekends, holidays or vacations. If she skips the summer months, then each kid should be in school closer to 5 hours per day. This has never happened. Finally, Jill is supposed to submit as assessment for each kid at the end of the year. Again, she can't be arsed.
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I'm also going to attach the Ohio state graduation requirements. However, as said above, Jill isn't graduating any of her kids through the state. They "graduate" from their homeschool, not their district. This means none of the adult kids have actual diplomas, just worthless papers David printed for them. Timmy probably had to take the GED in order to apply to his community college flight school program (which he failed out of).

So in conclusion, the Rods are keeping the kids under the radar and none of them are being monitored by their school district, nor are they graduating from anything.

It pisses me off that some homeschool laws are so lax.

 

[multiverse]

I posted just above you there are even more lax requirements if they pretend to be their own school in Ohio.

Yep, I mentioned that - saw your post while I was writing mines. The kids don't have Ohio degrees, or any degree, really.

 

[Vi0l3t]

I never understand why people are so desperate to take an infant out asap, especially before their first shots. Nurie please leave your poor eyebrows alone.


Jilldo eye fucking the camera reminds me of Robyn. "See I totally still have a baby". I wonder if shes secretly mad she cannot have anymore?

 

[Bakarina]

I never understand why people are so desperate to take an infant out asap, especially before their first shots. Nurie please leave your poor eyebrows alone.
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Jilldo eye fucking the camera reminds me of Robyn. "See I totally still have a baby". I wonder if shes secretly mad she cannot have anymore?
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Unless there's a dire reason to take your newborn out (like a family emergency) you stay your ass at home with them baring baby wellness visits. Send the husband out if you need something that badly.

Did the pregnancy with Janessa do permanent damage or has Jill just completely exhaust her womb? I ask cause there's plenty of women in their early 40s who conceive and carry to term, not that they should cause geriatric pregnancies have numerous problems but what's a few tards compared to "doing God's will" or whatever reason fundies turn their uterus into clown cars.

 

[Trombonista]

Her face looks so sinister in that last photo.

 

[latter day taint]

Yep, I mentioned that - saw your post while I was writing mines. The kids don't have Ohio degrees, or any degree, really.

Best part is all they need to do is pay $50 to the Homeschool Defense Alliance and they will provide all the paperwork. So Jill really has to do the bare minimum

 

[BluntyBitch]

Best part is all they need to do is pay $50 to the Homeschool Defense Alliance and they will provide all the paperwork. So Jill really has to do the bare minimum

$50 per kid, or just per "homeschool?"
Anything that digs into Rods fast food money or her makeup funds are nixed.

 

[Jeep1971]

I'm taking a wild guess here, none of these people, including the emaciated kids,are vaccinated either.

 

[latter day taint]

$50 per kid, or just per "homeschool?"
Anything that digs into Rods fast food money or her makeup funds are nixed.

$50 per family. And frankly, I believe they would pay it to keep Jill from doing any actual work.

 

[multiverse]

I never understand why people are so desperate to take an infant out asap, especially before their first shots. Nurie please leave your poor eyebrows alone.
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Jilldo eye fucking the camera reminds me of Robyn. "See I totally still have a baby". I wonder if shes secretly mad she cannot have anymore?
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Mama's boooored, Nurie, let's take your week old infant for an outing during a pandemic! And get this - non of us will wear masks, won't that be fun?

I hope Nathan and Nruie are just utterly ignorant of how dangerous this shit is. Infants do not have ANY immune system whatsoever. He could catch covid. A cold. The flu. The measles. And any of it would kill him in a day.

Did the pregnancy with Janessa do permanent damage or has Jill just completely exhaust her womb? I ask cause there's plenty of women in their early 40s who conceive and carry to term, not that they should cause geriatric pregnancies have numerous problems but what's a few tards compared to "doing God's will" or whatever reason fundies turn their uterus into clown cars.

I agree that Jill is clinging to a lunaric desperation not to be in the "autumn of her life", as the ladies retreat she hosts so KINDLY puts it. These photos trying to show how close in age her nearly 4 year old kid and newborn grandson are reek of copium.

Jill hasn't said anything about her fertility being affected, but we know she's desperate for another kid and they use no birth control. It's been 5 years since her last pregnancy; not even a SEVERE MISCARRIAGE since.

Some women get pregnant in their early 40s with no intervention at all - it mostly happens because they assume they're beyond needing to worry about birth control any more. And some women lose fertility by their early 30s.

Since Jill is into militant fecundity, where she tries to get pregnant ASAP at all times, and she hasn't gotten pregnant in 5 years: I strongly suspect Jill is no longer fertile.