Colorado is where the bigger picture comes into focus. 🔎
🚨Family Policy Alliance is not simply trying to influence public education. They are helping build the infrastructure to replace secular public education.
From Colorado Springs, Family Policy Alliance coordinates a national network of state organizations, trains Christian legislators, trains school board members and candidates, supplies model legislation and policy resources, mobilizes churches and voters, and helps move its agenda from statehouses into local communities.
🚩Their Statesmen Academy trains Christian lawmakers.
🚩Their School Board Academy trains people to govern schools from an explicitly biblical worldview.
🚩They support policies that move public money toward private and religious education.
🚩They organize around curriculum, parental-rights laws, religious expression in schools and control of local boards.
🚩And Family Policy Alliance was an official Project 2025 Advisory Board organization — part of a project explicitly built around policy, personnel, training and implementation.
Look at the strategy as a whole:
Put aligned people in office.
Train them.
Give them the policy.
Give them the talking points.
Mobilize churches behind them.
Take control of school boards.
Redirect public money.
Reshape what public schools are allowed to teach.
Expand religious influence inside the education system.
👉For anyone familiar with the Seven Mountain Mandate, none of this should look unfamiliar. Education and government are two of the institutions that ideology specifically identifies as spheres Christians should influence.
And whether every person in this network uses that particular label is almost beside the point. Look at what they are actually doing.
They are building Christian political power from the legislature to the local school board while advancing policies that weaken the universal, secular public-school system and strengthen private and religious alternatives.
🚨🚨Forget “education reform”. This is a full on effort to fundamentally dismantle public education as a secular public institution and rebuild it around their worldview.🚨🚨
👉And Colorado Springs is home to one of the organizations helping make that happen nationwide
What people are saying:
- Secular Education Association: We’re going state by state.
Some of these organizations use “Family” in the name. Some use “Policy.” Some use completely different branding.
That’s exactly why we’re doing this.
We want people to recognize the network no matter what name it uses in their state.So far, we’ve covered:
Ohio → Center for Christian Virtue
Texas → Texas Values
Alabama → Alabama Policy Institute
Alaska → Alaska Family Action
Arizona → Center for Arizona Policy
California → California Family Council
Colorado → Family Policy Alliance itself — the national organization headquartered in Colorado SpringsAnd we’re not stopping here.
The names change.
The branding changes.
The “local” face changes.The network doesn’t.
We’re going to keep showing you who is operating in each state, what they are pushing, and how it connects back to the larger national infrastructure. Colorado just happens to be where the national organization itself is headquartered.
Next up: Connecticut.
Leave a Reply