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Originally Posted by LatinaAlumna
Our "sex ed" was in fifth grade. Girls in one classroom, boys next door. Girls get periods. I don't know what they ever really told the boys. Nothing more was ever said, and in my high school days (late 80s/early 90s) you were either a girl who didn't put out (and didn't have a baby), or a girl who had sex and eventually got pregnant. And if you got pregnant, they shipped you away to the continuation high school QUICK. But even with the lack of education, they would still only ship away about 4-5 girls a year out of a high school with 1,400 kids.
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While only 4-5 girls a year were shipped away at your school, the school where they all went would have a disproportionate rate. (Getting back to the original article) So, this high school that they are focusing on actually went out and recruited these new moms to come to their school. Of course the rate is high.
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