Tom Fiebiger, Fargo, N.D. schools need comprehensive sex ed

June 20, 2010 at 4:50 pm in Grand Forks Herald

In North Dakota, a staggering statistic: The North Dakota Department of Vital Records reports that a baby is born to a teenage mother every 14 hours.
This is a complex problem that requires comprehensive solutions, including support for parents as the primary sexuality educator of their children, medically accurate sex education and access to reproductive health care services. Continue Reading

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Tom Fiebiger, Fargo, N.D. schools need comprehensive sex ed

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godblessatheists said: On June 21, 2010 at 9:19 AM

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The bottom line is that if you send your child to K-12 government school, you are going to see teenage pregnancies. Your child will spend huge amounts of their time being raised by other kids, and surrogate parents, the teachers and school administraters. But, if you homeschool, teenage pregnancy is almost nil. Look it up, do some research, there is a DIRECT corrolation between trusting the government to raise your child in school, and teenage pregnancy, and drugs and alchohol abuse. Don’t be an ostrich, do your research. The best social is absolutely NOT in school, in fact, its the worst. The best social is with trusted family, friends, neighbors, the grocery lady, the farmer’s market people, private music lessons instructor and so on and so on. School is free daycare, and that’s ALL it is. So go ahead, make that really bad choice, send your babies to government school. But don’t blame anyone else but yourself parent when awful problems arise when you send your child through those government school doors.

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