Washington D.C.

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Percentage of secondary schools that taught 3 key topics related to condom use in a required course during grades 9, 10, 11, or 12. Newark. Detroit. Philadelphia. Chicago. San Francisco. Baltimore. 0% - 59%. Washington D.C. Fresno. 60% - 68%. San Bernardino. Memphis. 69% - 82%.

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Percentage of secondary schools that taught 3 key topics related to condom use in a required course during grades 9, 10, 11, or 12 Newark Detroit Philadelphia Chicago San Francisco Baltimore 0% - 59% Washington D.C. Fresno 60% - 68% San Bernardino Memphis 69% - 82% Los Angeles Charlotte- Mecklenburg County Albuquerque 83% - 100% San Diego No Data Houston Orange County Palm Beach County Hillsborough County Broward County Miami School Health Profiles, 2008

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