Officially. - Results (118 votes)
Abstinence only. Literally. "Don't do it, kids, okay?"
11.02%
(13 votes)
13
Basically nothing, barely surface level
5.93%
(7 votes)
7
A very basic, surface level introduction about my own gender
7.63%
(9 votes)
9
A very basic, surface level introduction about both genders
16.95%
(20 votes)
20
Basic crash course in bits and how to engage in safe practices
24.58%
(29 votes)
29
Pretty in depth
17.8%
(21 votes)
21
In depth class
10.17%
(12 votes)
12
There was no education about sex provided at any of my schools, but my parents did
0%
(0 votes)
0
There was no education about sex provided at any of my schools, nor did my parents
5.93%
(7 votes)
7
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My experience with sex Ed in the 2000s Georgia public education system in the heart of GOP territory was surprisingly scattershot.
I remember the time they talked about 'inappropriate touching' and what to do. Then in 5th grade, they showed us some videos but I don't remember much about them other than they were very kid friendly and basically worthless. I later learned the girls, per their own reports, got more in depth education in the same class, like how to put on a condom (demonstrated on a banana, ofc)
Then in 6th(?) grade we got a class about STDs and they showed actual pictures of what they looked like, which was kind of strange.
Then in high school we got the classic abstinence sex ed class that was about as useful as throwing gasoline on a fire
The name is wackyteen for a reason.
Never doubt.