TCKs who were primarily educated in local schools were over than four times more likely than Americans to experience emotional abuse at home. Nearly 1 in 3 (29%) experienced sexual abuse, and nearly half of those born after 1980 (47%) reported household adult mental illness.
TCKs primarily educated in boarding schools were four times more likely than Americans to experience emotional neglect. Nearly 1 in 3 (27%) experienced sexual abuse, and 43% experienced emotional abuse.
TCKs who were primarily educated at home were four times more likely than Americans to report emotional neglect. Nearly half of homeschooled TCKs (47%) reported that an adult with mental illness lived in their childhood home, and 45% experienced emotional abuse.
TCKs primarily educated in Christian international schools were 4 times more likely than Americans to experience emotional abuse, 1 in 5 experienced sexual abuse, and 40% born after 1980 reported an adult living in their childhood home with a mental illness.
