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we actually pulled it off and the government is keeping the modern curriculum in place. im seriously so relieved that students are going to get the info they need after all. thanks for sticking with this and keeping the pressure on when it looked like things were heading backwards.

December 26, 2018

The 2015 Ontario Sex-ed Curriculum Reversal

The 2015 Ontario Sex-ed Curriculum Reversal

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Started by Evelyn Seebach 7 years, 9 months ago
Our goal is to raise awareness regarding the important topics that the 1998 Ontario Sex-ed curriculum fails to include. Premier Ford is planning to revert the 2015 sex-Ed curriculum back to the 1998 curriculum. We hope to encourage the development of a new sex-Ed curriculum in lieu of the curriculum reversal. The 1998 fails to mention relevant topics such as
- gender identity
- genitial hygiene
- same sex relationships/marriages
- consent
- cyber safety/cyber bullying
- the dangers of sexting
- LGBQT+ community

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Reached 100 supporters

December 6, 2018

24 Comments

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Angelina soda
7 years ago Featured

Taking something away from people like the sex-ed won’t help up in the long run in our lives. If we learn the sex Ed program from the 1900’s are we really helping student including me be prepare for our futures?? We made the 2015 sex Ed program for a reason. Why just leave it for waste and let kids and teens learn somthing in the past?? 2015 sex Ed program has evolved has developed more into our culture today, so why are we not learning something in our culture than something that was the culture in the 1900’s???

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Roula Vrsic
7 years ago Featured

Sex ex programs in schools need to keep up with the times. A lot has changed in the last five years, let alone the last thirteen or even thirty. As a parent of a young student, I want to know that my child’s awareness is high so that she can make informed decisions and know the risks. We discuss them at home, and having the reinforcement at school in formalized programs is crucial.

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Anonymous
7 years ago Featured

Leave the curriculum as is. We are not living in the stone age. Stop making a mess of progress thats has happened in this world. These kids need to be taught what is right and not the past where we discriminated against other human beings

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Anonymous
7 years ago Featured

I don’t agree with this at all what it fails to mention is what us as students need most so please if your going to change the curriculum add more to it don’t remove any of the information

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Rainu Messervey
7 years ago Featured

The world is changing and if we wants more accepting and friendly world, kids need to learn about who we can do that and the 1998 curriculum does not allow it.

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CLAUDE
7 years ago Featured

We have a right to learn about and include everyone no matter what their preference is.

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Liam Hannon
7 years ago

go gays!! sign the petition.

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Cindy
7 years ago

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