the policy of sex education was brought up; there was an overwhelming sense of disapproval from the community. Some parents were even caught making comments on the moral integrity of the school district. "I'm not happy about this, I'm not happy about a school district who says it doesn't matter what your family values are." A mother said who has three daughters in the public school system in Oswego wished to remain anonymous in this paper. This quote highlights another possible cause for the problem, lack of parent involvement. If parents are so set against having birth control added into class discussion, they cannot neglect to have a talk about birth control with their children. Parents who do not know what is involved in a class's curriculum may not have this discussion with their offspring because they just assumed the school taught it. Also, they may feel this is a meaningless conversation because "Their kids won't have sex until they are married," they are embarrassed themselves, or they do not think a teenager can handle this mature subject ma
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