The true cost of today’s ‘free’ public education

My children go to Christian school. I love the middle school, but sometimes I’m afraid my girls miss out at the high school.

The high school doesn’t have the sports programs that the local public school has. There are no Friday night lights at the Christian high school in western Michigan. The kids don’t have a fancy homecoming dance in the fall, and the offering of advanced placement classes is limited. 

But, they have Bible class. They have U.S. Government, too. Those who misinterpret the phrase “separation of church and state” always think it means that God isn’t allowed in public buildings. Fortunately, my children get to learn about the government and the Lord.

However, I had a moment this summer when I was tempted by

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