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As a parent who was against Brad Victor's "guidline's" last year 2008, for our 6th grade, I am saddened to hear the public is not hearing the whole story of Scappoose. 

The confusion is parents here are not against sex ed, but very concerned about Brad Victor's "Guidelines"....these are very vague and not the "Law".  In 2008 many parents spoke out against his suggested program "Making a Difference".  This was voted down in 2008. 

These "guidelines" need to NOT be confused as being the "Law".   Also Schools need to get back to teaching Morals....why not raise the bar along with giving them education?

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