OTers with kids, do they still sing patriotic songs in their schools?

I see so many parts of americas cultural history sort of under fire for one reason or another and obviously academia is one of the primary places pushing this.

When I was in elementary school in the early 2000s we sang plenty of patriotic songs such as America, God Bless America, America The Beatiful, etc...

As a young kid obviously at the time chorus was not one of my favorite classes but as I've gotten older I have some great memories of the entire school and parents singing these songs together.

One especially is a concert that happened to happen right after 9/11 (my school was less than a mile or two from the pentagon and many students had parents who worked there) the choir director with something like a day or twos notice added a bunch more patriotic songs for the kids to sing and taught it to our school choir on short notice. As a kid I didn't really understand the importance of all that but I'm sure the adults were probably very emotional given that they grasped sort of what was happening in the world more than we kids.

The kicker is that choir teacher was a very proud African American woman who also taught us songs that slaves would sing while working and educated us on aspects of African culture through their music. But she also really seemed to love the traditional American patriotic and folk songs that today seem to be part of our culture that is totally under fire.

I want that level of unity back where we aren't so totally divided. It stresses me out that one day my kids won't really have that level of patriotism in their schools and I may have to actively be fighting their indoctrination that may try and make them disgusted with America.