🚨 This should alarm every parent, teacher, administrator, and school board member.
SEA has published a new public resource documenting LifeWise safety concerns, including criminal cases, vetting failures, child-safety incidents, leadership judgment concerns, host-church problems, and concerning affiliations connected to LifeWise Academy.
This is not one isolated incident.
It is not “just a few bad apples.”
It is a growing pattern connected to a private religious program that removes public school children from school during the school day.
The public has every right to look at all of this and ask:
WHY is this even a thing?
Why are public schools creating unnecessary access points to children during the school day for a privately run religious program?
Religious instruction can happen-
👉after school.
👉on weekends.
👉 at church.
It does NOT need to be built into the public school day.
Child safety is not anti-Christian.
Accountability is not persecution.
Public schools belong to everyone, and public school children should not be handed over to private religious programs without serious scrutiny.
Read the full resource here:
What people are saying:
- Secular Education Association: If you know of a documented case, concern, court record, media report, district communication, or public record that should be reviewed for this resource, please send it to SEA.
We are continuing to update this page as more information becomes available.
This is about child safety, public school accountability, and transparency.
- Facebook User: Disgusting
- Facebook User: Facebook User 🤯
- Facebook User: Nothing when you click on link
- Secular Education Association: Facebook User it’s been fixed! Thank you.
- Facebook User: Christianity is just a child Sex cult wrapped up in disguise as a religion
- Facebook User: Facebook User still want to defend this disgusting organization?
- Facebook User: Looks like there is definitely a problem in the way they are doing/not doing background checks. I hope that changes if they plan to continue operating.
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