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S. Michael Houdmann
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Sex education has become a hot topic in recent years. Until the mid-1950s, sex education in schools was limited to the study of biological reproduction in mammals. Since a comprehensive sex educati...
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Gerrie Henderson
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I am a school nurse and a Christian. I unfortunately have to face this daily at the junior high and high school I work in. The number one answer and has to be number one is abstinence. IF student lets me know that they are sexually active already then I step it up to protection. Any perversion, homosexuality in not included or discussed. I do believe that students talk and unfortunately tell each other what they have learned. In the state of Texas abstinence is the main thing we teach
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