Taxpayers are funding private school tuition. It’s helping classical Christian schools expand

Conservatives across the United States are utilizing newly established taxpayer-funded scholarship programs to facilitate the rapid expansion of classical Christian schools. These programs have grown swiftly in multiple states, making half of all school-age children nationwide eligible for the funding.

In Hurst, Texas, school administrator Keith Castello exemplifies this growth by actively seeking out available real estate, such as empty office parks and shopping malls, to accommodate expanding educational facilities. The trend highlights a broader national movement where public funds are increasingly being directed toward private school tuition.