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I think there is confusion based on the way people ask the question. Schools should not be responsible for teaching the morality of sex. Schools should not be in a position were they advocate/endorse/teach/promote, sexual activity to children or anyone under the legal age of consent. Until a child is "legal" the official position of the schools should be neutral on the subject or they should error on the side of advocating/endorsing/teaching/promoting children to abstain from sex. We know teenagers are going to have sex and we know some parents are not going to educate their children. In my view when the question is asked in school, I think the first response should be - you (teenagers) should abstain from sex, however these are the scientifically proven method to reduce the risk of... - you should discuss this with your parents, doctor, guardian, pastor/rabbi/priest/monk/etc. And, here are the legal implications of you (teenagers) having sex, i.e. - statutory rape, rape, sexual harassment, child support, etc.

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