[invest7manager]

the truth is that science or education or technology does not make you an atheist, from the examples I have seen in my life those who were turned away from deen towards a more atheist point of view was mainly because their parents were from back home and not educated and were not really bothered or could not mould the childs love of science in school with that of islamic teaching, if you strike the balance as a parent then it can be done, the thing at this point your probably thinking either I can't educate myself on these matter to give my child the right tarbiyah or that I need to educate myself. If you decide to educate yourself then know that you yourself need to be careful where you take your knowedge from in case you come across wrong sources and it takes its toll on you.

Studying in a madrassa is also a way of educating your child though you have to be educated to know what madrassa to send your child to, it is easy to just send your child to the nearest or the most well known in the area madrassa, sending your child to a madrassa will have a huge effect on your child depending on the madrassa, different madrassa have different methods of tarbiyah, it is up to you to be educated on the madrassa.

the home tarbiyah of the child and the friend circle are the most important factors to consider.
You may have the wrong message, there is nothing wrong with the latest technology developments if you use them for deen, military planes only came after civilan use I think the same with many inventions and developments, water treatments systems for example are beneficial and are non military

what country are you from?