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Should birth control be allowed in school

Should birth control be allowed in school. Georgiana Fitz Mrs. Pugh. THESIS. Condoms should be allowed in school and giving out to the kids who need them. Giving out birth control/condoms is a way to show safe sex.

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Should birth control be allowed in school

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  1. Should birth control be allowed in school Georgiana Fitz Mrs. Pugh

  2. THESIS Condoms should be allowed in school and giving out to the kids who need them.

  3. Giving out birth control/condoms is a way to show safe sex. • Condoms and birth control can decrease unintended pregnancy and sexually transmitted disease

  4. Open kids’ mind about asking questions. • Comprehensive sex education program including condom provision accepts the inevitability if adolescent sex and encourages students to make wise “safe sex” decisions if they do have sex

  5. Decrease in the amount of money spent on supporting unwanted and unplanned teen pregnancies and abortions

  6. Birth control and condoms DO NOT increase sexual activity • Giving out condoms encourages safe sex

  7. Birth control and condoms can decrease sexually transmitted disease • They should b available for the students who need them

  8. They should give out condoms out to kids in school that are having sex.!

  9. 53 % of high school students in the US reported having had sexual intercourse.

  10. 38% in the past 3- months

  11. OMG!! Im pregnant…what do I do now? • 47% failed to use a condom

  12. 25% of new HIV infections occur in people between 13 and 20 years of age.

  13. Condoms are 90% effective

  14. She found out she was pregnant..

  15. Real life story • Hannah, a cheerleader at Eisenhower High School in Yakima, Wash., was a senior and an active member of the student body before she became pregnant.

  16. Real life story continued • “When I became pregnant at the age of 16 I had a lot of growing up to do” says Hannah • My mother and father was angry but the later except the fact that it had happen

  17. Real life story continued • Now im 18 with a beautiful healthy girl and I am proceeding to go to college.

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