[NorthstarMom]

I watched a documentary on homeschooling in which a pastor stated that if he, as a Christian pastor, sent his kids to a Hindu school or a Buddhist school he’d rightly be held to account. But, if he were to send them to a humanist (public) school then few would be alarmed.

Sadly, most Christians-even our leaders-send their kids to be steeped in secular humanism.

[logician2u]

Christians probably have a greater stake in keeping their kids away from the stuff taught as gospel in government schools, but I would venture that even secular atheists would find much to dislike about the learning environment.

Groupthink tends to bring down the learning level for smart kids even if it does give the dummies a boost.

Everyone learns at their own pace, and the extra effort expended bringing slow learners up to "grade level" will have to be taken from those more capable.

That's the Democratic method, isn't it?