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PA: House bills attacking your children?s education

By Alliance Alert

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Pennsylvania Family Institute: "The House Education Committee heard testimony on two bills, crafted with the help of Planned Parenthood, seeking to eliminate abstinence-only education in public schools. HB 1163 would require schools to teach so-called 'comprehensive' sex education and mandate state funding for this curriculum, and HB 1162 requiring parental notification (not a bad thing) by schools, but only when abstinence is being taught, when there is no such requirement for condom demonstrations!"

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on December 10, 2009 (boomark / email).

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