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Stop Explicit Sex Ed In Arizona's Schools to kids as young as 5

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Katie Miller
7 years ago

Sex ed should be up to the parents on when their child is ready or at least jr high. Teaching K-5 grade is inappropriate at this age.

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Linda Russell
7 years ago

No teaching my grandchildren sex ed.

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Joe Abrahamson
7 years ago

This needs to end and should not be taught in ANY schools!

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Teresa Zarra
7 years ago

Leave the kids alone! Let them be children!

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Herb
7 years ago

Count me against this perverted 'teaching'.

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Aaron Borders
7 years ago

Teachers are not parents. Teachers teach skills parents teach moral fiber and life style #StayInYourLane

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Justine Wadsack
7 years ago

The liberty of parents to direct the upbringing, education, health care and mental health of their children is a fundamental right. This state, any political subdivision of this state or any other governmental entity shall not infringe on these rights without demonstrating that the compelling governmental interest as applied to the child involved is of the highest order, is narrowly tailored and is not otherwise served by a less restrictive means.

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S Tindall
7 years ago

More than half of parents do not think sex education should be taught to children at school, according to a new survey. "This is a sensitive subject and parents have their own way to approach it and want to control what their children know, even more so at a young age. You will lose family support, donations and more importantly students over this. I personally will leave the public school if this is taught. AZ needs to focus on academics not sex. The primary teachers of children are their parents. It is their right and responsibility to teach sexual morality to their children. What is taught behind the closed doors of the sex ed classroom can never be known by parents. Public school sex ed has never been shown to reduce teen pregnancy or abortion. Let this go & let’s focus on rebuilding parent’s trust in the public school system as well as helping our kids reach their highest proficiency in core subjects.

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DeAnna Richardson
7 years ago

We don't want this. Stick to math, reading and writing, science and music.. oh and History

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Angela Echevarria
7 years ago

Please stop. Children should not be exposed to this type of behavior at such a young age.

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Heather Hurley
7 years ago

No there is no reason for this to even be up for debate. These are innocent children let them remain so. Theryare already growing up to fast as it is.

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Anne Dong
7 years ago

This is outside the realm of what parents want from compulsory public education.

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Marcus Kelley
7 years ago

Sex ed is for the home, not the government, especially when the leftist quacks running the Dept. of Ed want to push depraved lifestyles and destroy the 2-parent, man-and-woman family.

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Jamie Lockridge-Caraballo
7 years ago

Inappropriate Inappropriate Inappropriate!!! Please allow our kids to keep their innocence

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KAREN WOOD
7 years ago

Stop this indoctrination on our Children Immediately. WE do NOT want our children subjected to any sex ed.

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Dolores Testerman
7 years ago

This sex ed has NO BUSINESS in the school! It is child abuse to force it on the kids!

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Catherine Barrett
7 years ago

A topic dominating discussions at the annual NEA Representative Assembly convention included: I. NBI 49 calls for homosexual advocacy in schools using materials from GLSEN (Gay Lesbian Straight Education Network). II. NBI 55 focuses on a “Gender-Inclusive Schools Toolkit” for use in affirmation of gender diversity. The majority of teachers have no idea our state and national unions are involved in pushing a politically-charged social and sexual agenda. We can and must stand together with teachers and empower them to hold state and national teachers’ unions accountable.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Let kids be kids. Enough of pushing sex on kids. They cannot emotionally handle adult topics. This is child abuse.

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wesley wines
7 years ago

The new sex-ed curriculum is for the birds and should not be taught in schools

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Anthony Burns
7 years ago

Thank you for standing up for decency.