condom dsitribution and sex ed

Every year thousands of teenagers become pregnant or contract an STD (Sexually Transmitted Disease). The consequences of teen sexuality are of great concern to society in overall. Sexual behavior among teens has been studied for the past decades and studies have shown that there is a rapidly increasing rate of sexual intercourse among young people. A solution to the problem has been to include sex education and distribution of condoms in high schools. Some people were able to accept sex education in high schools, but many were opposed to the condom distribution. To me both options most be imposed to reduce the increase rate of venereal diseases, abortion, neglected children, and sadly enough, even death

Some parents and educators feel that allowing condoms to be distributed out in schools is simply encouraging teenagers to have sex. I think they are wrong; instead of encouraging usage it encourages responsibility. It will increase the rate of actually sexual intercourse but at the same time

Sex education programs should be of better quality. It is said that these programs are ineffective. The instructors or teachers are inadequately trained and cannot connect with a teenager the same way that a parent could.

School is a safe place where children go to experience, grow, understand and learn. They learn to make healthy and intelligent choices so that they may live a productive and safe life. Condom distribution in high schools will make teens more likely to use them and reduce the risk of pregnancy and venereal diseases. Condoms raise awareness about sexually transmitted diseases and pregnancy.

it lets students know that the community cares about their health and well being.

The whole purpose of sex education is to educate teenagers about sex and help lower teenage pregnancies and the spread of diseases. Sex education provides teenagers with the type of information that they cannot receive from a parent. It provides students with qualified teachers or instructors to help answer questions that might have been too emb

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