With a

look at culture from a Christian worldview on John Stone Street with the point

critical theory radical gender ideology so-called comprehensive sexuality

education anti-religious secularism but the ideologies at work in public education are hostile to both faith and families,

not to mention all the mass mandates, boys and girls spaces, adult content in libraries and

out-of-control school boards.

So in addition to more families now choosing schooling alternatives, more families are demanding

change in their public schools.

According to the 2023 Beckett Religious Freedom Index, published earlier this year, the majority of Americans support the right to

religious education for families of faith. Today, 67% think that parents should be allowed to have

their kids opt out of content they find morally objectionable.

Likewise, 74% agree that opting out of curriculum for religious reasons or age-appropriate concerns

should be allowed.

And 54% of Americans think that students attending private religious schools should have access to federal funding.

These are all great opportunities for much needed reform.

And many Christians are now at the forefront, leading the way and making a better future for generations to come.

For the Colson Center, I'm John Stone Street with the point.