If the underlying aim is to keep muslim kids from being radicalized the demonstrators are going about it exactly the wrong way. We want muslims to have more moderate, secular views so that they integrate into society and take on Canadian societal norms. That means feeling part of the wider community, making friends with non-muslims and being exposed to secular ideas. If you ostracize them and give them an us versus them mentality and they go through some identity crisis where they feel that they don't belong here, that is when they are most susceptible to some charismatic leader in the community or online. The worst possible thing is the suggestion that they form muslim only schools, as that would cut them off from the community even more. I'm an atheist and against public funding for catholic or any other religious schools but if a christian, muslim or hindu group wants 15 min in an empty classroom I don't see a big deal. It's not the state indoctrinating kids but accommodating them.