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Impact of Christian Education:
Students Graduating from an evangelical Protestant school is more committed to their faith years later than students attending Public Schools. They have higher levels of involvement in churches, including giving and volunteering. Compared to public-school graduates evangelical high schoolers on average are more supportive of traditional theological views, more committed to religious and spiritual obligations, more likely to see their life work in religious terms, and more likely to participate in devotional practices, such as Bible reading and prayer. The singular impact of the school effect is significant after other variables, such as family background are included.

In other words, it matters where you send your children to school. All three options socialize, but only Homeschool and Christian Private Schools support and encourage growth in your faith. Public Schools tend to squelch and diminish it. (See link below).