Not sure if this will go directly to the right video - if it doesn't it should be a box you can click below the main video
http://video.ap.org/?f=1139986&pid=Uh1lAGtZw7WmLPz1k1xtmKl5EyV27Lm0
I know our local high schools have daycares, but they wouldn't be even remotely big enough to handle that kind of demand. Would yours? I don't know if the school in this story even offers those kinds of things (I know in some parts of the country they force you out of school or put you in "alternative" rather than let you stay) - but should they offer it? Should they be prepared to handle that kind of demand? One more - how do you fix it - sex ed doesn't work, teaching abstinence doesn't work - in all the questions asked before about sex ed, you're hard pressed to find anyone who'll say they'd never heard of either abstinence or a condom (or both) before they choose to have unprotected sex anyway. How do you teach kids they aren't invincible and parenting isn't like playing with dolls?
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