An important issue that needs to be addressed in today's society is the deterioration of moral standards among younger generations. This is a reflection of greater cultural, social, and technological shifts. Within the scope of this investigation, we investigate the ways in which digital media, evolving family ties, and cultural norms are all contributing factors into this problem. Through the use of quantitative and qualitative evaluations, we investigate the ways in which the moral growth of young people is influenced by the interactions they have with their peers, the prevalence of individualism, and the exposure they have to a variety of perspectives. The findings point to a complex relationship between external factors and human choices, which necessitates the implementation of targeted treatments that cultivate ethical reasoning and empathy. In conclusion, the purpose of this research is to provide light on the challenges that contemporary children face and to provide potential answers for reviving moral education in communities inside the United States.