Should condoms be allowed in school?

Answer 1

No, Condoms should not be available to High Schoolers.1. They are too young to be having sex.

2. That is absolutely ridiculous, does the world have no morals anymore?

The only good I could see come of it is that it would keep young girls from getting pregnant.

Yes, Condoms should be available to High School Students.1. They are having sex.

2. Preventing an unwanted pregnancy and Sexually Transmitted Infections is important.

3. Condoms are not illegal, nor do they promote sexual activity.

4. This isn't the 1900s.

Answer 2

Apart from Sex Education class, there wouldn't be need to allow condoms in school.

Condoms should not be allowed in school. Schools should not pass them out, nor should they let students carry them around. Of course the school system should not go through peoples belongings just to find condoms though. Giving out condoms or allowing children to have them gives them the idea that it is okay to have sex as long as it is safe. Not every household allows sex out of marriage. If schools really feel the need to educate students about condoms, Birth Control, and sex in general, then they should get parent approval and proceed in teaching. Parents usually like to teach their own children about sex and set their own rules for their children. They usually do not want their children to learn rules from the school. All answers may vary.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

no this only encourages sexual activity. students should focus on academics not sex. if they do they are only messing their lives up. they have such a long future ahead of them, that should NOT be jeopardized because of a teenage pregnancy.

Answer 5

yes because whether we like it or not, students are having sex.