Religion, other factors lead area parents to teach their children at home
By Amy Conkling
The Hutchinson News
aconkling@hutchnews.com
PARTRIDGE - There's a lot that goes on in this little room.
A washer and dryer rest against a wall with clothes scattered across the top.
A table and chairs stand near a second wall, providing just enough space for dinner.
Laundry and dinner aside, the room serves as a classroom, where Tawnya Byarlay and her mother, Melinda Speaker, teach Byarlay's three children for seven to eight hours each day.
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