Our public schools have need of an English lesson; they've misconstrued their mission in a most dangerous and damaging way. A once lofty goal of education all around, regardless of class; of literate and educated masses capable of sustaining our wonderful democracy (this was an issue during the founding of our country, illiterate and uneducated gentry weren't thought of as being intelligent enough to directly vote for their politicians) has been trampled into the dirt by a simple vocabulary confusion. You see, public schools have ceased to educate and have begun to indoctrinate, a most dangerous thing.

The difference between educating and indoctrinating is stark: education is passing on  knowledge to help students make up their own opinions with a solid base; indoctrination circumvents individual will and teaches the students what to think instead. Our tax dollars aren't going to public education (a successful propaganda attempt), they're going to public indoctrination. Look at the refusal to teach Creation and its replacement with an imploding theory of Darwinian Evolution. I invite you to come to my American Government class (I'm a senior in High school) for a liberal dose of leftist jibberish or to my Social Studies for higher enlightened thinking on why the white man is the root of all evil, the oppressor of nations and the enslaver of minorities as well as a helping of political correctness (political correctness is intellectual fascism). There is no end to the mental injury incurred in a 13 year brain washing program paid for with tax money.

I think that major reforms are needed in order to preserve our children (your children, I don't have any) and our country that is fast becoming an anti-American entity unto itself (see college students at the local university). The corrosion of morals, religious beliefs, and love of country by our teaching faculty is an injury WE should no longer need to bear...