Hearing to Air Sex Education Concerns ; Revised Classes Rekindle Debate
The Washington Times › January 09, 2007
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A public meeting tonight in Montgomery County about the school system's revised sex-education classes has rekindled the 2005 debate about the proposed curriculum, which teaches middle- and high- school students about homosexuality and condom use.
"We will be there because we [still] have serious concerns," said Michelle Turner, president of Citizens for a Responsible Curriculum. "It's a very biased curriculum that will do more harm than benefit to students."See the full content of this document
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Hearing to Air Sex Education Concerns ; Revised Classes Rekindle Debate
The group was part of a lawsuit in that resulted in revisions to the health education curriculum, ...
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