Definitely.
It would decrease teenage pregnancy and STDs greatly.
It would decrease teenage pregnancy and STDs greatly.
Should condoms be made available at schools?
10/02/2012
Definitely.
It would decrease teenage pregnancy and STDs greatly.
It would decrease teenage pregnancy and STDs greatly.
10/02/2012
Definitely.
It would decrease teenage pregnancy and STDs greatly.
It would decrease teenage pregnancy and STDs greatly.
10/02/2012
Condoms should definitely be available in schools. Kids will have sex regardless of whether birth control is available or not.
01/08/2013
Yes!
01/08/2013
Yes. If teens are going to have sex, they're going to do it regardless, so it's much better if it's safe. Also, alot of teens probably don't want to pay money for something like that, since many don't have an income, so to have them free and easily available would be great!
01/08/2013
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High School-absolutely.
Originally posted by
AngelvMaynard
Should teenagers be able to visit their school health clinic or nurse and be provided condoms, no questions asked?
01/09/2013
i think so.
01/09/2013
I think so...we don't need any more teen moms
01/09/2013
America makes sex out to be taboo. If kids are going to do it give them protection. Simple as that.
01/10/2013
While I didn't have sex in high school, it's not like I didn't have my chances. Sex education is very limited in schools too, so with condoms they should have a more "open" sexual education class because I didn't learn about things like masturbation, gay sex, lesbian sex, sharing toys (and the consequences of that), and all that other stuff that people KNOW is happening but don't want their 14 year old hearing.
01/10/2013
better safe than sorry
01/10/2013
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condoms should be available. along with birth control pills and plan b.
Originally posted by
AngelvMaynard
Should teenagers be able to visit their school health clinic or nurse and be provided condoms, no questions asked?
01/11/2013
I say yes to teenagers that way if there going to do it at least there prepared..
01/22/2013
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Yes, I think it's better that they have the choice of being safe. Teens are going to have sex anyway, might as well make condoms easily available to them. I'm only turning 21 but when I was in high school at least 2 girls in each grade were pregnant. If this could help the growing epidemic of teen pregnancy and teens catching stds, than I'm all for it.
Originally posted by
AngelvMaynard
Should teenagers be able to visit their school health clinic or nurse and be provided condoms, no questions asked?
01/22/2013
Personally, I don't think it's necessary. There are many ways to get condoms, and I think offering them at school is a bit much.
01/24/2013
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Yes.
Originally posted by
AngelvMaynard
Should teenagers be able to visit their school health clinic or nurse and be provided condoms, no questions asked?
01/24/2013
Yes, they shouldn't be having children at that young of age.
01/24/2013
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i think in high school that they should, not in elementary or middle school
Originally posted by
AngelvMaynard
Should teenagers be able to visit their school health clinic or nurse and be provided condoms, no questions asked?
01/28/2013
yes
01/28/2013
Yes. But I wouldn't want to be the one to deal with the parents after enacting that. The situation's slightly different, but they're available at most horizontal surfaces at my college. I work at a desk job and I frequently get confrontation or horror from parents.
01/30/2013
Yes
01/30/2013
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Yes i feel that they should be available at schools.
Originally posted by
AngelvMaynard
Should teenagers be able to visit their school health clinic or nurse and be provided condoms, no questions asked?
04/21/2013
Yup. A combination of comprehensive sex ed and condom availability not only reduces rates of teen pregnancy, it's also just consistent with a healthy and positive attitude toward sex.
04/21/2013
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Most teenagers now days are going to have sex. They may not be able to ask questions at home that would get them responsible birth control & they may not be able to go buy it themselves. Condoms should definitely be available in schools, no questions asked.
Originally posted by
AngelvMaynard
Should teenagers be able to visit their school health clinic or nurse and be provided condoms, no questions asked?
05/13/2013
most definitely. a lot of teens have sex & the condoms would offer protection usually not accessible for them.
05/13/2013