To the Editor:
I am writing to commend Pinelands Regional School District for having a publication like Sex, etc. available to students in its media center. I graduated from Pinelands in 2012. Reading about this controversy led me to talk to some of my peers about the sex education we received during our time at Pinelands.
Most of what we remembered seems like pretty standard sex ed: what condoms were, how to put them on, the effectiveness rates of different types of contraception.
November 15, 2017
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