Ah, yes. The persecuted majority argument. Perhaps you could offer some evidence, any evidence at all, that (1) any teacher anywhere is teaching that "all religions are frauds;" and/or (2) that a single church has closed down for any reason remotely related to the "indoctrination" of children at schools. (As for (2), you're first going to have to find a church somewhere that actually closed down, a daunting task in and of itself since churches are significantly growing in number, not declining).
Agenda Item 2: Take money from defense budget. Constantly attack military. Expel ROTC from campus. Criticize efforts at self-defense. Long-term Goal--Zero out the defense budget and divert the money to "education."
Again, any evidence that defense monies are being "diverted" to the awful conspiracy of education (and, on a side note, why do you so fear, or perhaps despise, education)?
Agenda Item 3: Take money from welfare. Teach that the best form of welfare is job training. Long-term Goal--Zero out welfare budget and divert the money to "education."
If I'm reading this right, you are actually in favor of welfare, you don't want to see people get job training, and you don't want the welfare budget "zeroed out." Kind of a weird position on a conservative forum, don't you think?
Agenda Item 4: Require that any job holder must be certified by the schools. Speak of the dangers of non-certified personnel holding any job. Require long and expensive training before a person can hold any job. Long-term goal: Greatly increase money spent on "education."
And if I'm reading this right, you're against education requirements for, say, doctors, engineers, architects, etc. Why is that?
I have to say, this is a singularly bizarre conspiracy theory.