I responded with the following, to which many
probably wouldn't agree with, anyway:
We,
as Christian parents, often sent our children to public
school and then to secular university.
We convinced ourselves that our children would be
different, that they wouldn't be affected in a negative way.
We made the same error as Lot, letting his children grow
up in Sodom.
It's doubtful that Lot expected the affected outcome to
be as negative as it was.
We, as Christian parents, early on, often put our young
children in day care.
But did our children perceive any similarity to seeing
their great-grand parents being put away somewhere also?
First, their very formative years were spent in daycare
& kindergarten, with either, no, or liberal
spiritual/moral guidance.
Then they moved next to 1st grade, learning to read, but
not told that it was so that they could read the word of God
for themselves.
Then next in 2nd grade they are introduced to evolution.
If evolution was only introduced in college, or even high
school, it would not be as readily accepted.
But to introduce it, albeit in a simple form, at 2nd
grade, it is much more effective.
They are just old enough to extrapolate conceptual
knowledge beyond what they can only experience personally.
But yet they're still young enough to believe whatever
they are told by people that they trust.
It is why 2nd grade is where they also first introduce
the concept of the earth orbiting the sun, for the same two
reasons.
Then the next year they learn how to write, but no longer
are told to hand copy the scriptures.
Next, as they expand into math & science, they begin
to be taught the glorification of man, because of what he
can do.
Next comes social studies, where the most liberal and
immoral concepts are fed to them.
Of course, all along the way, simultaneously their soul
is tortured & slowly manipulated, also.
But how could that be?
It was via the TV shows, movies & music that they
were allowed access to by us.
So by the time they are in university, they're ripe for
being introduced to extremely anti-Christian, or even
atheist, teachings.
Then as our children became young adults, on their own,
we, the Christian parents wondered, "What went wrong?"