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This doesn't make sense to me. I heard on GB show that you have to be 14 yrs old to have sex. So if a middle school is giving out birth control isn' that aiding & abetting? I looked up the consent age in Maine & it says age 16. I found this also:

Charles Walton of the Lewiston, Maine Police Department. According to him, as long as there isn’t more than 3 years difference between the two of you, and your boyfriend isn’t in any position of authority over you, for example: your coach, baby-sitter, teacher etc., there is nothing that your parents can do. Once you turn 16, as long as the person isn’t five years older than you, then no one can press charges.

I can understand that children are having sex earlier & earlier but I don't understand why they would give the pill out. The pill is not going to protect you from catching aids & stds. Plus if you smoke it can be dangerous. How is it legal for the school to give a child a form of birth control? This is becoming insane. If they start this bs here I am certainly going to raise he!!. I would think they would want to tell children NOT to have sex, not give them the tools to have sex.

http://criminal.findlaw.com/crimes/a-z/aiding_abetting_accessory.html