[Cacique]

I am afraid you are wrong on that count. Having taught high school I can tell you that indoctrination takes place at one level or another in all schools public or private. The teachers after all go to the same teachers colleges.

The indoctrination does not distinguish between class race or religion. All are equaly corruptible. Indeed the indoctrination of the children of the upper classes is even more dangerous as they go on to become our future leaders.

Since my graduate degree was in the social sciences rather than teaching I was not as succeptible to the indoctrination.

In the end it all comes down to whether your family has a greater influence in the end than your peers and teachers.

[RobbyS]

And of course this is why the unions are so gung ho on certification, which is so much indoctrination in left-think, especially the belief in process over content.

[mafree]

Since my graduate degree was in the social sciences rather than teaching I was not as succeptible to the indoctrination.

You mean you had no Marxist or radical feminist professors who taught economics, sociology, psych, etc.? What a miracle.

In the end it all comes down to whether your family has a greater influence in the end than your peers and teachers.

Amen and Amen.

BTW, I didn't mean to say that there is no leftist political indoctrination in any public school, but I have felt that it's not as intense in areas that are more politically conservative and/or ethnically homogenous.