Should Christians send their kids to public schools

I can't believe a lot of this crap. Your kids, your skools, your problem.

Wonder what jew zuckabuck would do? He's a Harvard product, you know. They're smart.

Ask Pelosi.

Calypso Jones wrote:My own children went to public schools but i deprogrammed on a daily basis and i'm not kidding.   By the time my kids had kids they did not want them in public schools...any preschool were in christian run preschools.  Course nowadays you must even watch the christian schools.

What were they being taught?

i went to a christian school. every person there during my 1st grade besides me either already went, or is going to hell. i used to have a best freind. one day as i was on the swing ( just one fucking swing ) he picked up a very thick stick and cracked me in the back of my head with it trying to kill me. i was able to keep my legs under me and run away. i never said anything to anyone about this for 55 years. and even though the entire school knew about this as i found out later there were over 7 witnesses, not one person said a peep about this to me. not my parents, not a single teacher, nor any other students. the chain ran deep. thousands of seemingly honest christians going straight to hell for covering up an attempted murder in order to keep their private school from being shut down.

Lummy wrote:The problem is our government and its school system has gone nuts off the rails, and I believe blacks are the reason.

When I was in school, I know the Catholic school near my parents house produced some of the best behaved, best educated kids in the area. They were all good people too.

I went to public skool, and my education was the best in the state.

I can't speak to the decay of which you speak, and I have no kids.

Racial epithets, comments of hate and bigoted remarks are not going to solve the issue. It isn't a skin color issue either, it is a practical ideology and policy issue. I have some serious problems with some "religions" as well as indoctrination centers, er, schools as you well know.

Parents need to get involved rather than coming home from work and not caring what the kids did and learned all day. It takes effort to raise children, it isn't easy, cheap nor carefree. The parents have to be mature enough and care enough to know their children, who they are friends with, what is going on at school and actually talk to those children DAILY. The dinner table to as good a place as any to eat, talk and invest in the children's lives.

What we are seeing is the results of societies morality decline just as the Bible tells us.

I went to 5-Minute University.

RV wrote:

Lummy wrote:The problem is our government and its school system has gone nuts off the rails, and I believe blacks are the reason.

When I was in school, I know the Catholic school near my parents house produced some of the best behaved, best educated kids in the area. They were all good people too.

I went to public skool, and my education was the best in the state.

I can't speak to the decay of which you speak, and I have no kids.

Racial epithets, comments of hate and bigoted remarks are not going to solve the issue. It isn't a skin color issue either, it is a practical ideology and policy issue. I have some serious problems with some "religions" as well as indoctrination centers, er, schools as you well know.

Parents need to get involved rather than coming home from work and not caring what the kids did and learned all day. It takes effort to raise children, it isn't easy, cheap nor carefree. The parents have to be mature enough and care enough to know their children, who they are friends with, what is going on at school and actually talk to those children DAILY. The dinner table to as good a place as any to eat, talk and invest in the children's lives.

What we are seeing is the results of societies morality decline just as the Bible tells us.

Oh, oh, okay then.

It's hard to paint all of the school systems with the same broad brush. They all have different leadership, values, and agendas. My kids had a good school system. Any kind of sexual training required parental consent and they offered a public viewing for parents to see it for themselves before approval. I had very few issues with my kids' teachers and when my last kid graduated, my Sunday school teacher was the school superintendent.

Crusader wrote:It's hard to paint all of the school systems with the same broad brush.  They all have different leadership, values, and agendas.  My kids had a good school system.  Any kind of sexual training required parental consent and they offered a public viewing for parents to see it for themselves before approval.  I had very few issues with my kids' teachers and when my last kid graduated, my Sunday school teacher was the school superintendent.

"Assuming" ANYTHING about ANYTHING nor ANYONE is dangerous at best. What I would advise ANY parent is to know who your kids are hanging out with, what the school is teaching/indoctrinating them and what your kids spend their time doing. That's all a parent can do. If your kids have issues, hopefully the parent will be the FIRST one to know.

And just to be clear, statistics show that a single parent household is NOT as efficient nor effective at raising children as a two (male and female), parent household regardless of what the Democrats and/or the special interest groups try to shove down our throats.