AceShowbiz - Tori Roloff and Zach Rolloff may not send their children to public schools. In a new episode of their "Raising Heights" podcast, Tori, who was a kindergarten teacher before becoming a stay-at-home mom, expressed that every child is different and each year may require a different approach.

Zach added that they appreciate the impact school has on their kids. However, Tori voiced concerns about the rigorous testing in public schools, stating that she wants her children to focus on developing into good people, learning social skills, and not being constantly tested.

Despite their current stance on homeschooling, the "Little People, Big World" alum emphasized that they are open to exploring other forms of education. Jackson, their eldest son, is highly social at school, which would be a factor to consider.

Tori also hinted that her desire to return to teaching in a classroom setting may not be in their immediate future. She is currently fulfilling her role as a stay-at-home mom and enjoys volunteering and substituting at her children's school.

It remains to be seen whether Tori and Zach will proceed with homeschooling, but they are certainly weighing their options and considering what would be best for their family's educational journey.