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I agree, I hated my high school because the english, gov't, and some other teachers were very liberal. During my American Gov't class we took a political test to see wehere we were. I was the most Conservative person in the class by a long shot. There was a difference in the teachers attitude toward me after that.
One of the required classes for english was World Literature, and the books we had to read were written by some liberal people. And the teacher had democratic canadate bumper stickers placed on her carry bag she had in the classroom.
At first my dad always wanted me to go to college and graduate. But I never signed back up for classes after I got back from deployment, and becase the schoold are so liberal, he isn't too upset. I'm just going to take the online courses and once I go active duty military take some classes on base during free time.

Thank you for your service in Iraq!!!!!

My Husband is x-Navy and went to collage on the GI bill.

One of our boys is active duty Navy. He enlisted at 18, went to every school that the Navy offered and got 2 degrees while still enlisted. He was sailor of the year on the Enterprise a while back, and is now a Lt., serving as the only military personnel on a special project.

My point is that there is schools that you can get advanced degrees at that you do not have to put up with all of the liberal dogma.

You know where you stand and if you are strong enough you can manage to get through without any damage to your beliefs.