What if parents have different views on social issues than what is taught?

Crossroads gets that every family brings something different to the table. Different experiences, different beliefs, different ways of seeing the world. That’s part of what makes learning here so meaningful. The school isn’t trying to tell students what to think. It’s all about helping them learn how to think with curiosity, empathy, and a solid grip on the facts. If parents ever have questions or feel unsure about something, they’re encouraged to speak up. The door’s always open. Crossroads wants students to explore big ideas, listen to others, and form their own opinions while still staying connected to the values they’ve grown up with.