[fso301]

When we had drug education in school, we were taught the names of drugs and what they did so that we’d be better equipped to avoid the dangers of using them. Though this is about sex rather than drugs, the same principle still applies. Sex has its dark side in the wrong setting. This “education” is not encouraging abstinence which should be the only role of a responsible school system.

How do you have a responsible school system if the parents that provide students to the system are not responsible?

Yes, the internet introduces kids to sex. No surprise there since it is an adult medium, but it is wildly irresponsible of the school to merely provide a definition of terms and a user’s guide.

Pretty much every teenager I see has a smartphone which means they have a personal connection to the internet. It doesn't matter how good of a job a parent thinks they have done in keeping their kids on the straight-and-narrow path of life, one has to assume kids are exposed porn and someone should explain to them that just because the images/video seem appealing, doesn't mean such behavior is advisable.

[mom of young patriots]

“one has to assume kids are exposed porn and someone should explain to them that just because the images/video seem appealing, doesn’t mean such behavior is advisable”

Schools pass out condoms.