Charlie Kirk's Push for Classical Christian Education Over Public Schooling

Showing 15 Christian Education videos from Charlie Kirk's video collection.

This topic covers Charlie Kirk's argument that modern education, including at ostensibly Christian schools, fails students by pursuing values-neutral instruction rather than grounding character formation in biblical truth. Kirk argued that claiming to teach reading, writing, and arithmetic without values is itself a contradiction, since every educational environment inevitably transmits some moral framework, and criticized Social Emotional Learning as a rebranded gateway to Critical Race Theory that makes assumptions about students based on background rather than character. He celebrated President Trump's stated plan to dismantle the federal Department of Education, arguing America's founders were educated through local, classical, Bible-centered models rather than centralized bureaucracy, and announced Turning Point Academy's Prep Year program in Fort Worth, Texas, offering donor-subsidized classical Christian education to students aged 18 to 20. Senator Josh Hawley joined Kirk at a church event to discuss his book on biblical manhood, connecting educational and cultural decline to a broader crisis facing young men. Savannah Chrisley separately confronted Lipscomb Academy in Nashville over reported double standards in how the school responded to tributes for Kirk compared to other causes. Additional videos cover Kirk's related campus debates defending his "college is a scam" position.