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Parents should teach morals not a school. A school if for teaching information and parents need to arm their children with the ability to filter the useful and not so useful information. A real parent would tell their kids about sex early in a realistic way. Kids will have sex. Remember when you were young you did it to.

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I cant agree more... In my school, which was a private christian high school, they tried to scare us constantly and told us that if we had sex we would die. They said condoms are not safe, effective or moral. As one can guess there were several teenage pregnancys througout the years at this school.

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Those who oppose sex ed are those who also oppose a woman right to choose. If all people were educated as how to avoid pregnancy then there would be no need for abortion.

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