At MCA, Logos Foundation (Australia) introduced a type of education which offered an inexpensive, locally controlled alternative to state-run schools but was "criticised for religious, racial and community segregation", and the early-1980s saw intensifying conflicts between the ACE and government schools systems.
In Australia's MCA, Logos Foundation introduced a unique educational approach that offered a budget-friendly, locally governed alternative to public schools. However, this initiative faced criticism for promoting religious, racial, and community segregation, leading to increased conflicts with the government-run school system in the early 1980s.