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

Taxpayer-funded programs are being used to pay for private school tuition, facilitating the expansion of classical Christian schools. In Hurst, Texas, a classical Christian school administrator named Keith Castello has been actively searching for available real estate, such as empty office parks and shopping malls, to accommodate the growth of these institutions.

The phenomenon highlights how public funding mechanisms for private education directly support the physical and institutional expansion of specific religious and classical academic networks in the United States.