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Topics & Ideas

So basically, I picked a topic for my term paper. I realized that there are rarely any cons to teaching sex ed during school, but a lot of schools don't do it. so, my topic is, if there are so many pros to teaching sex ed, why isnt it mandatory to teach it?
http://educationalissues.suite101.com/article.cfm/samesex_schooling_pros_and_cons
looking up the cons, helps try to prove why people dont want it to be associated with their school.