This is EXACTLY the type of thing that happens when you invite a "faith based organization" to teach sex ed class:
Here's where the guest sex-ed speaker was from:
Freaks. Why in the hell the school is inviting faith based organizations to teach ANYTHING science related, yet alone sex education, is above and beyond me.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/17077920/
To demonstrate how sexually transmitted diseases are spread, a visiting speaker invited students to share gum in health classes at four county high schools in December and last month. School officials said a total of about 100 students participated in the lessons, although some declined to chew the gum.
the speaker also asked for volunteers to sample squares of chocolate, one of which, they were told, was actually a laxative. The point was to illustrate the uncertainty of knowing whether one has contracted an STD after a sexual encounter.
Officials of the Rockville nonprofit group could not be reached yesterday for comment. On its Web site, http://www.rcpc.org/index.html, Rockville Pregnancy Center describes itself as a nonprofit, licensed medical clinic and pregnancy counseling organization. One part of the site quotes extensively from the Bible and offers a test "to see if you're going to Heaven."
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/17077920/





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