I'm kind of a bystander at this current time as my oldest daughter is 22(out of my hands) and my youngest is 5. But, with the constant rising of percentages of teens dabbling in the world of cracks and crevices, I think a combined effort of the school and home could be a good way to "put a cork in it." To let the schools offer birth control options for the male or female only reinforces outside of the home what the parents (should be) teaching at home. A comment was made about it not being the school's responsibility and that falls on the parents. Too true. But what is also true is that parents don't go to school with their children. There are so many influences at school. Some children, whether it's by lack of good parenting or just not caring, do whatever they want and that will cause other children to follow suit. These children are doing it and it probably isn't going to stop. So if the schools are offering a "protecting" environment, that's a start. Later, QD.Originally Posted by Jaimecbr900
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