The 2011–12 school year brought the typical array of controversies over sexuality education in public and private schools, along with exciting news of new sexuality-education standards.
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In the wee hours of the morning Wednesday the Wisconsin legislature voted to overturn the Healthy Youth Act and to ban private insurance from covering abortion. Rack another one up for the far right in Wisconsin.
Wisconsin has released a preview of bills the legislature will focus on, and abortion is not yet among them.
Republican Scott Walker will be the new governor of Wisconsin. Now will he follow through on the “Pro-Life Wisconsin” agenda?
The Wisconsin governor’s race could drastically effect all of the positive changes that have been made to address teen pregnancy, STIs, and general reproductive healthcare.
Public schools in Merrill, Wisconsin, have approved a comprehensive sexual education program, in this case called Human Growth and Development.
A roundup of sex ed news as students across the country head back into the classroom.
Wisconsin Gov. Doyle reaffirms no teachers will be prosecuted for providing sex ed in schools, despite a D.A.’s claims.
Wisconsin governor Jim Doyle signed the Healthy Youth Act into law, mandating that all sex ed classes be medically-accurate, evidence-based and age-appropriate.
Did a new study about abstinence eduction catch comprehensive sex ed proponents with their pants down?
