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Christian schools boom in a revolt against curriculum, pandemic rules

By Research Advancement • Oct 21, 2021 • Research In The News•   

A boom in conservative Christian schooling appears to be driven nationwide by a combination of pandemic frustrations and rising parental anxieties around how schools handle education on issues including race and the rights of transgender students, the New York Times reports, quoting Binghamton historian Adam Laats and others.

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