At Beechwood Elementary School in Whitehall, Ohio, a red bus shuttles students to a nearby church for biblical teachings and virtues like honesty and kindness. Around 500 kids in the district partake weekly, with growing interest nationwide, despite criticism from some quarters. The program adheres to Supreme Court guidelines, operates off-campus, and requires parental consent. While facing opposition, it aims to expand choices for families seeking moral education in public schools.
