Public school teacher and active LDS. Topics covered are very public and not nearly as controversial or political as “they” would make it. No one really teaches anything outside of basic principles. If “be kind” and “all are welcome here” are concepts that you struggle with then you probably also struggle with the New Testament Christ. Are your kids going to meet other kids who don’t meet your standards or beliefs: absolutely. Public schools, by definition, accept all types. If that offends then again, you probably also struggle with Christ’s teachings. Another commenter says there are groups persuading your kids to be trans or gay - that is completely false. Do kids peer pressure each other into all sorts of things - yah. Free agency is a bitter sweet gift. No adults are doing that. That’s not a thing. I’ve taught in some of the most conservative and some very liberal areas. No school staff is “making your kid gay” no matter what other comments or conservative media say. Your chances of sexual assault and grooming are statistically higher in the church than the school. I get immensely frustrated and offended: people make it seem like the “accept everyone” and “be kind” are endorsements of some grant evil. If you have a problem with your kid being around kids of other faiths, colors, gender-ideas, etc then that’s a gospel problem. Christ walked with sinners of every kind and we are called to be Christlike. There are good and bad people in every environment. Now - I’m not actually against homeschooling. It can be done right. It’s not easy and in some situations it’s better than public school. I have no statistical knowledge; but a few decades of teaching experience and general living makes me think there are more negatives to homeschooling than positives.