SweetErika
Fingers Crossed
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How is it the nurse's fault when the bolded parts clearly indicate it was the fault/responsibility of the parents? If the parents were interested or unhappy with the curriculum, they should have protested to the school authorities and ensured their children were taught what they needed to know at home.Actually, it was all the county's one school nurse's fault. (yes, one nurse for the whole county) They just let her do whatever the hell she wanted with it and she's a fundamentalist that believes anyone that has sex outside of marriage is going to hell and birth control should be banned by law. Most of the parents just blindly assumed that she was going to do their job for them.
One pregnancy that you know of.Seriously, there's no chance that they would have chosen such a thing when 95% of the women in the student body got birth control pills at the age of 13. Their moms took them to the gynecologist that early to try and make absolutely sure their daughter had them before she started having sex. (not surprisingly we only had 1 pregnancy from the entire student body throughout my entire time in highschool)
And it sounds like the parents did their jobs, at least on a basic level. If parents do their jobs educating kids at home, gaps in school become irrelevant. That's my point.
