Featured Book Welcome! Thanks for visiting RescueYourKids™. Your time is valuable and this brief visit may be our only opportunity to explain our vision. Please spend a few moments browsing, and be sure to read our mission statement. We believe our message may save your children from educational disaster.   Public schooling is a cultural icon, so why denigrate it?  We are admittedly critical of public schooling because it is much more than a cultural icon; it is a cultural conveyance. But what kind of culture do public schools convey to American children?  Author and educator, R.C. Sproul, described their cultural impact well:   "Our situation today is remarkably similar to the one Paul faced two thousand years ago. Society erects altars to various gods including naturalism, materialism, and relativism, as well as "spirtualities" of all kinds. The exclusivity of Christ is looked upon as a scandalous doctrine, and we who advocate the biblical worldview increasingly find that the culture is determined to silence us, all the while exalting the virtues of "tolerance" and "open-mindedness." We can no longer assume others [i.e. public schools] share the Judeo-Christian perspective that has shaped Western society."  Public schools are not a friend of Christian families; indeed, they are stunting the souls of children and transferring a way of life that is incompatible with the Christian virtues that once shaped generations of American students.   It is time for Christian parents to rescue their children from these academically deficient, morally relativistic, and culturally corrosive public schools. It is time to learn the truth. It is time to Rescue Your Kids.   “Modern public schooling is the wall-mounted trophy head of a formerly lionhearted education. Its truncated and lifeless hulk provides a tamed likeness of the once vibrant and powerful creature whose pursuit exhilarated the hearts and minds of countless students. To be the prey of such learning was to be mauled by beauty, truth, and goodness; to stalk it to its lair was an expedition fraught with danger and delight. Sadly, the taxidermists of modernity have done their work well. Public schooling is a hollow shell, a stuffed charade, a glass-eyed cadaver of the once substantive education preceding it. Public schooling is a poor imitation of true education -- an inert imposture that is rigid, posed, and dead.”  -- from Millstones & Stumbling Blocks: Understanding Education in Post-Christian America