
"What sculpture is to a block of marble," said Joseph Addison, "education is to the soul." In the same way, at Focus on the Family we believe that education provides for the "architecture of the soul," shaping a child's character and his or her view of the world. For this reason, we believe that the most important educators in a child's life are his or her parents.
Of course, the challenges are great for parents today to direct their child's education. The resources that you find in the following articles and resources are intended to help you to sort through the landscape of education today. We commend you for your interest in education and its impact on family and culture.
A quick debriefing on what's really happening.
What to do when your child's school conducts a one-sided "diversity" day or other homosexuality promotion.
Is your public school welcoming one-sided messages about homosexuality? Here are five talking points--based on U.S. Supreme Court decisions--that you can use to fight that bias.
Can students form religious clubs that meet on campus?
Some of the latest statistics.
What does it mean that you have the right to direct your child's education?
Download this guide to sharing your faith in the workplace for teachers and administrators in public schools.
Get the facts!
A letter from the US Department of Education.
Anti-bullying legislation often opens the door to the promotion of homosexuality in public schools.
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