Plotting a path forward for Texas youth
Resources for Parents
Parents and community members can play an important role in advocating for high quality sex education. Learn more about how the process works and what you can do to advocate.
Be Informed
Sign up for our free trainings, or watch recordings of past trainings, including topics like talking with your kids about sex and healthy relationships.
Be Engaged
Download our community advocacy toolkit to learn how you can support sex education in your child's school.
Be Empowered
Texas state law (Education Code 28.004) gives parents a number of rights when it comes to sex eduction.
Be Involved
By serving on your district's school health advisory council, you can have a direct say in health education. The SHAC page on your school district's website should contain information on applying to serve.