A Christian school whose true aim is to provide a well-rounded, good quality education from a Biblical perspective is likely to be a good school (I realize all Christian schools claim that this is their aim).

Its the ones whose real aim is to isolate the children from outside influences who might dare to make them question the ideas and opinions of the pastor/church that give such a bad name to all other Christian schools.

I think that Christian parents should try to have their children educated in a Christian environment, but not all parents are able to because of time or finances (mine for example). Nothing wrong with that, kids can go to public schools without turning into godless heathens.

And, let me tell you, I got job offers for a YEAR after I graduated college. Those schools are hard up.

There is a sweet young woman in our church who was homeschooled. She recently wrote me, and her note included run-on sentences and wrong punctuation. I winced when I read it. She’s a lovely girl, but her education is sadly lacking.