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Good question, Strangler.
Being that teaching often includes value judgements of events or facts themselves, it seems to be the right of parents to protect their children from value indoctrination that they would deem as harmful. Often times NOT including value judgements is a statement in and of itself. These are not the children of the state, they are minors in the care of their parents.
So yes, I agree that indoctrination through opinions and methodologies and body language or tone of voice or whatever will take place when there is education. If I object to the values my child is picking up in the government schools I should have the right to pull that child out and teach that child myself.
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