[DeweyCA]

Yes, I do have evidence of a public high school being used to indoctrinate students against Christianity. In fact, just last year, I an English literature teacher taking 15 minutes every two weeks to tell all of his English classes his views on religion and philosophy (being anti-Christian). This was completely off-topic, in no way related to the prescribed material that the state mandates. He is also the teacher of that school's "Theory of Knowledge" class.

A year ealier, I complained to the Dean of the English department at the local community college about an English teacher who was taking 30 minutes of each 90-minute class to complain about Bush, the Iraq War, and Christianity. Again totally off topic; had nothing to do with what he was supposed to be teaching. Any parent who doesn't recognize the strong possibility that their kids are the target of deliberate indoctrination by public-education teachers is naive.

[amchugh]

Any parent who doesn't recognize the strong possibility that their kids are the target of deliberate indoctrination by public-education teachers is naive. True, although that indoctrination goes many different ways. I thought from the language of your initial post that you were implying a broad trend rather that many isolated instances.