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Revising Sex Ed in Cleveland

Troubled by the city's high rates of teen pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases, Cleveland is backing both abstinence and contraception in a sweeping sex education curriculum change that appears to be unequaled in the state.

Read the full article:"Cleveland schools revising sex ed," by Regina McEnery, Cleveland Plain Dealer, 10.20.2006.

http://www.cleveland.com/search/inde...l?nnmed&coll=2

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