Sex survey now a standardized test for youngsters
by Bob Kellogg Beginning next spring, fifth-, eighth-, and tenth-grade students in the DC schools will take a 50-question sexual education standardized test. But Peter Sprigg of the Family Research...
View ArticleKids want to hear about life and love from parents
by Carolyn Moynihan There was an uproar in New Zealand recently about sex education when a father told the NZ Herald he had pulled his son out of sex education because the teacher had told his class...
View ArticleParental rights come before sex-ed goals, says Robert P George
By Carolyn Moynihan The introduction of mandatory sex education classes for middle school pupils (10- to 12-year-olds) in New York has brought criticism from a leading US academic. Robert P George, a...
View ArticleParental rights, schools and rival moral visions
by Sheila Liaugminas In the public schools, parents are losing more rights with more frequency these days. The California school system has been in the news a lot in recent months for its change in...
View ArticleSo this is what they mean by “comprehensive sex education”?
by Carolyn Moynihan The New York Times yesterday published a preview of a weekend magazine article called “Teaching Good Sex” — a long and detailed account of how one teacher, with full support from...
View ArticleIs abstinence education working?
by Charlie Butts Janice Crouse of Concerned Women for America (CWA) says the truth is that teen birth rates have been dropping for several years now, and the stats from the Centers for Disease Control...
View ArticleSex-ed classes and the assault on our children’s innocence (Part 1)
by Dr. Michael L. Brown Caution: Contains descriptions that some may find offensive. Did you hear about New York City’s comprehensive drug education program for all students in middle school and high...
View ArticleSex-ed classes and assault on our children’s innocence (Part 2)
Dr. Michael L. Brown Caution: Contains descriptions that some may find offensive. As outrageous as it is to hear about the new sex-ed curriculum for New York City schools, beginning with middle...
View ArticleChanging the world: one college campus at a time
by Joanna Hyatt This past summer, I spent a fantastic weekend as one of about 40 international students who attended the Ruth Institute’s “It Takes a Family” 2011 conference (ITAF). While there, I met...
View ArticleValues for life
by Louise Kirk Most sex education fails because it does not prepare children for life. A successful values programme is changing all that. In 2010 plans were afoot to make sex education compulsory in...
View ArticleHHS Mandate, Phase Two?
By Mark Steyn Once these Catholic institutions get with the beat on contraceptives, what next? From Sudbury, Ontario: Family members are shocked after Grade 7 Catholic school students received oral sex...
View ArticleHarvard’s favourite subject, again
by Mariette Ulrich This NY Times piece discusses last month’s first-ever Sex Week at Harvard, a student-run program of lectures, displays and conversations about “all things sexual,” including: how to...
View ArticleMost US high school students have never had sex
Amazing news. Could it really be true? Are teens finally waking up to the pitfalls of early sexual activity? by Carolyn Moynihan Here is some important info from the US that we missed last week. A...
View ArticleSelf-control is the only magic bullet
by Carolyn Moynihan This is not exactly family fare but it seems significant that the American Psychological Association is calling attention to the need for “behavioural approaches” along with medical...
View ArticleThe next big thing in sex-ed: the evil of heterosexism
by Carolyn Moynihan If you were worried about sex education classes that encouraged sexual relations between teenage girls and boys, you might now have something even more serious on your plate:...
View ArticleA Brief History of Sex Ed: How We Reached Today’s Madness
by Miriam Grossman Today’s sex ed curricula are based on the widely-accepted teachings of depraved human beings. Once upon a time, sex education was a simple biology lesson. Students learned the facts...
View ArticlePoster in middle school includes graphic sexual references
Bob Kellogg (OneNewsNow.com) Tuesday, February 11, 2014 The father of a 13-year-old girl in Kansas is challenging a middle school for putting up a poster titled “How Do People Express Their Sexual...
View ArticlePut the Sex Back in Sex Ed
by Camille Paglia When public schools refuse to acknowledge gender differences, we betray boys and girls alike Fertility is the missing chapter in sex education. Sobering facts about women’s declining...
View ArticleYou are not alone: Big Brother as student chaperone
Can the White House put a stop to sexual assaults on campus? by Carolyn Moynihan The Obama Administration has announced a bold new move on climate change. Not the change that is melting icecaps but the...
View ArticleConcerned Women questions school district’s reaction to teen pregnancies
by Bob Kellogg A conservative women’s group is speaking out against the latest outrage in public school sex education, this one taking place in an Oregon public school district. The Gervais School...
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