A growing number of public schools in Oregon are offering birth control to students with positive results.  Yet, schools in Deschutes County resist…all except the Sisters School District.  Sourcecast:  

This article appears in Nov 23-30, 2016.

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  1. My god, what year is it? Are we human with natural sexual impulses? Are pubescent kids immune to those impulses? Give me a fucking break! The only relevant questions regarding condom dispensing in the schools are: what do the adults say to the recipients as they run off to have sex with each other? And: how will we pay for the condoms?

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