Is this real? Schools can drop Sex Ed

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_AlmaBound
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You know what would be really edgy is if they taught something that we didn't already know how to do - I mean, I didn't need any anyone to teach me that I thought Patty Westphal was hot.

Now, teaching me that self-control in such circumstances, THAT would be edgy.

But ah well.
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AlmaBound wrote:
Quasimodo wrote: Sex education is very important! A good deal of mine came from the older woman across the street (17 years old), I was fifteen.

There was no SexEd when I was in school. I doubt it could have compared to the neighborhood kind, anyway.


Sounds like you had your own Patty Westphal.

I heard she got married and had a few children.


It wasn't Patty, but I have only cherished memories. :smile:
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AlmaBound wrote:You know what would be really edgy is if they taught something that we didn't already know how to do - I mean, I didn't need any anyone to teach me that I thought Patty Westphal was hot.

Now, teaching me that self-control in such circumstances, THAT would be edgy.

But ah well.

Oh, brother.
I should have been more serious on this thread.

AlmaBound, you sound like me in high school. It is fear and closed-mindedness speaking.
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liz3564 wrote:Frankly, it is just laughable to me that the Republican party claims to be the party of less government...and yet, it is the Republican party which legislates bills like this one, which actually takes a current choice away from parents and students.


Team Obama. It's easy to join :wink: .
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Quasimodo wrote:It wasn't Patty, but I have only cherished memories. :smile:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vQpW9XRiyM
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zeezrom wrote: AlmaBound, you sound like me in high school. It is fear and closed-mindedness speaking.


haha yeah I suppose.

only it's I have my own children now and I want them to think about this stuff differently.

I'm a nevermo, by the way - just thought I'd post some thoughts.

Probably drank too much tonight.

But yeah, fear mostly.
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People only want local control when they think the national sentiment is against them. Local control is often called for in education because people don't want so-called 'liberal' ideas like evolution, diversity, and sex education taught to their children.

In such cases, the children are the ones who lose out. They don't get the same educational opportunities that their peers in other areas do. They don't get the same preparation for the university or the world at large.



edit: Not that this issue pisses me off or anything.
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Morley wrote:People only want local control when they think the national sentiment is against them. Local control is often called for in education because people don't want so-called 'liberal' ideas like evolution, diversity, and sex education taught to their children.

In such cases, the children are the ones who lose out. They don't get the same educational opportunities that their peers in other areas do. They don't get the same preparation for the university or the world at large.

Yeah, right. Have you cruised through the poor and higher income disricts in your state? It's the upper class districts that whine like babies about local control. And they're liberals
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Hoops wrote:
Morley wrote:People only want local control when they think the national sentiment is against them. Local control is often called for in education because people don't want so-called 'liberal' ideas like evolution, diversity, and sex education taught to their children.

In such cases, the children are the ones who lose out. They don't get the same educational opportunities that their peers in other areas do. They don't get the same preparation for the university or the world at large.

Yeah, right. Have you cruised through the poor and higher income disricts in your state? It's the upper class districts that whine like babies about local control. And they're liberals


I'm not sure what your point is.
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Hoops wrote:
Morley wrote:People only want local control when they think the national sentiment is against them. Local control is often called for in education because people don't want so-called 'liberal' ideas like evolution, diversity, and sex education taught to their children.

In such cases, the children are the ones who lose out. They don't get the same educational opportunities that their peers in other areas do. They don't get the same preparation for the university or the world at large.

Yeah, right. Have you cruised through the poor and higher income disricts in your state? It's the upper class districts that whine like babies about local control. And they're liberals


I'm not sure that upper class = liberals. Or conservatives, either.
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