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texas is ready to lead in sex ed
65%
By the end of high school, 65% of Texas students report having been sexually active.
(Source: Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2019)
25
Every 25 minutes, a baby is born to a teen in Texas.
Texas has the 9th highest teen birth rate and the second highest repeat teen birth rate nationwide.
(Source: Texas Campaign analysis of CDC Natality data, 2021.)
75%
75% of Texans support abstinence-plus sex ed, including all major demographic, regional and political groups.
(Source: Texas Campaign to Prevent Teen
March 2020)
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sex education curriculum adoption
how does the process work?
Young people in Texas deserve high-quality, medically accurate sex education.
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