Does Christianity still get indoctrinated into children in America schools?

Why do people believe Christianity guaranteed morality. There are many immoral worldly Christians. I believe everyone needs to be informed about the fact that our history books have been changed and that 9/11 was planned

Christianity was not "indoctrinated", but students at that time were able to pray and read from the Bible until 1963 when Madalyn Murray O'Hair, founder of American Atheists, Inc., relentlessly fought to get rid of prayers and Bible readings in schools, which she succeeded. May God have mercy on her.

At present, students are now being indoctrinated by many agendas and propagandas such as climate change and the most recent transgenderism.

There's no religion taught in pubic schools.

Public schools are not allowed to teach any religion. But there are many Christian schools that teach children about God and faith, in addition to the other subjects they need to know.

Introducing children to the concept of God is not indoctrination. Many religions can and are allowed to do that. If you want a cause against indoctrination of children, look no further than the LGBT agenda to have their sexual perversions be considered a normal and acceptable lifestyle.

Not in public schools.  I am over 60 and religion of any sort was not taught in anyway in my schools. 

“organized prayer, as well as almost all types of religious ceremonies and symbols, have been banned at U.S. public schools and most public buildings since 1962.”

Thoughtco.com

Nope. Now the kids get liberal propaganda. You know, abortion is OK, pot is OK, America is bad, everybody else is to blame for the black’s problems, unlimited immigration by felons, gangbangers and drug dealers is OK, oil is bad, the Constitution just gets in the way of the Liberal Agenda.   You get the idea. 

No, but the un-proven Darwin theory is taught and, as if it were fact.  Why must children be indoctrinated with a theory, that has never been 100% proven?

Nope, and that's a good thing.

nope, not in public schools