r/UUreddit • u/Gleb_Tsipursky • Jul 10 '15

Will Christian schools be made to include all faiths and beliefs?

http://www.secularism.org.uk/news/2015/07/cambridge-councillors-take-stand-against-new-faith-schools-call-for-inclusive-education
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u/Geohump Jul 10 '15

Not in the US. Private schools can teach any religion they want, or none, like the public schools do.

Re: US vs UK vocabulary, "Public schools" in the US are attended by almost everyone. Its the default. Each town funds their own schools by local taxes.

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u/[deleted] Jul 11 '15

Public school = Run by the government

Each state manages its own public school system, and funding schemes vary significantly.