Students for Life of America's

CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS PROJECT

HELP US REMOVE PLANNED PARENTHOOD FROM CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS

In January of 2026, Student for Life of America’s Demetree Institute for Pro-Life Advancement released their annual Christian Schools Project Report, which reviewed 725 Christian colleges and universities and found that 114 schools still maintain ties to the abortion industry. The report documented 533 infractions, a 115.79% increase from last year. More than one in seven Christian colleges now list Planned Parenthood or other abortion vendors as “health” resources, promote abortion-related internships, or highlight abortion groups in course materials.

At the same time, 66 schools earned A+ ratings by rejecting abortion-industry influence and promoting life-affirming pregnancy help. The gap between compromised and faithful schools continues to grow.

If you are a student, parent, alum, donor, or concerned Christian, you can call these schools back to their stated mission.

ACTION STEPS

  • Review the list of A+ Christian colleges below and click to send a personal thank-you to their president for standing firm.
  • Review the lists of B, C, D, and F schools below and click the link to demand they cut all ties with Planned Parenthood and the predatory abortion industry.

Your voice holds Christian colleges to their mission and protects students from abortion industry pressure.

A+ Schools

B Schools

C Schools

D Schools

F Schools

"A+" GRADE SCHOOLS

"B" GRADE INFRACTION SCHOOLS

"C" GRADE INFRACTION SCHOOLS

"D" GRADE INFRACTION SCHOOLS

"F" GRADE INFRACTION SCHOOLS

REPORT AN INFRACTION

Do you know of a Christian school that has a relationship with Planned Parenthood or the abortion industry that we haven’t yet documented in our research? If you do, click below to report it for verification.

READ THE FULL REPORT

Explore our latest research showing how more than one in seven U.S. Christian colleges and universities were found to maintain relationships with Planned Parenthood and what trends emerged over the past year.