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ceptives. Teachers Eire not health
professionals. If teenagers truly
need information about contracep
tives, they should talk to a med
ical professional,” Lee said.
She said another area of con
cern was that one of the textbooks
encouraged the discussion of eu
thanasia.
Lee also questioned a specific
textbook exercise suggesting stu
dents list something they think is
wrong such as stealing, and then
asked when they would make an
exception to their belief.
Dr. Claude Cunningham,
CSISD director of secondary pro
grams, worked in conjunction
with the textbook committee and
said the school board had many
reasons for deciding to reject the
adoption of the textbooks.
“There was community concern
about some of the books’ content,”
he said. “The board had to consid
er that when textbooks are adopt
ed, they must be used for seven
years or more. It should be noted
that many school districts have
had problems adopting health
textbooks recently. Personally, I
have talked with administrators
at a dozen other school districts
with similar problems.”
Cunningham said the school
district has created a committee
to establish an instruction policy
on human sexuality that could ac
company the textbooks, if they are
resubmitted to the school board.
Scales said the preparation of
the instruction policy is under
way, and the textbook committee
will meet after the school board
approves the policy.
“Currently, a committee is
preparing a policy on how to teach
human sexuality,” Scales said. “I
am hopeful that the school board
will approve a second recommen
dation of textbooks in conjunction
with the instruction policy, once
the policy is approved.”
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tendent for curriculum and in-
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does not approve the 7'
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