House of Horrors
Public School Abuse Archive
Save Your Children!
For years, we’ve hesitated to share the stories we witness daily—the abuses happening in so-called “good” schools across the country. We won’t stay silent any longer.
We’re done pretending that the constant threats—student-on-student violence, school shootings, sexual assault, abuse by teachers and administrators, LGBTQI+ indoctrination, Marxist instruction, pornography in libraries and classrooms, anti-human environmentalism, anti-Christian religious instruction, anti-American multiculturalism, anti-family sex education, and anti-science gender ideology—are not an existential threat to our children, our families, our nation, and the Church.
Schools are not safe places. Parents, it’s time to bring your children home. We’re here to help you do it.
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Chattanooga first grade teacher accused of sex crimes in class
Duane Sanders is charged with committing 19 different crimes against 9 of his students. Those charges include continuous sexual abuse of a child and aggravated sexual battery. Two former students and a mother of one of the students shared their stories with a jury in Chattanooga Thursday morning.
Former West High School coach accused of sexual battery arrested in Sevier County
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Police arrested a former West High School coach accused of sexual battery on Friday night.
According to the Knoxville Police Department, 57-year-old Richard Shaver was indicted by a grand jury for four counts of sexual battery as an authority figure and two counts of attempted sexual battery as an authority figure.
Chad Brooks, 32, Indicted for Statutory Rape, Statutory Rape by an Authority Figure
32-year-old Chad Brooks, a West High School teacher and coach, was taken into custody on Friday afternoon in Morristown, Tennessee by the Morristown Police Department.
In early April, the Knoxville Police Department’s Special Crimes Unit was made aware of allegations that Brooks had allegedly engaged in inappropriate behavior with past and current students.
One student killed, another shot, student shooter dead in Antioch High School shooting
One student is dead and the teen shooter is dead after he opened fire inside Antioch High School Wednesday, authorities confirm.
Metro Nashville Police Department's (MNPD) Don Aaron says the shooter is identified as Solomon Henderson, a 17-year-old male student at the high school. He died from self-inflicted gunshot wounds.