Sex and the Public Schools
Michael Snyder
American Dream
February 25, 2014
You are going to have a hard time believing some of the stuff that you are about to read. Children in America are being sexualized at younger and younger ages these days, and our public schools play a major role in that. As you will see below, even kindergarten students are getting naked and trying to have sex with each other in our schools.
Image: Classroom (YouTube).So where in the world are these kids learning to do this? Well, it certainly does not help that there is more sex on television and in our movies than ever before. And it certainly does not help that some of the biggest pop stars on the planet such as Miley Cyrus and Katy Perry are blatantly using sex to sell records to their young fans. But we can’t place all of the blame on entertainment. Without a doubt, our schools are playing a major role in sexualizing our children, and most parents have very little understanding about what is actually happening.
As I mentioned above, kindergarten students are actually getting naked and are trying to have “sex” with one another. That sounds absolutely crazy, but it is true. In fact, a case that made national headlines recently happened in New Jersey…
Kelly Mascio, 43, is facing termination in connection with the incident late last year at Mullica Township Elementary School in southern New Jersey. Mascio, who has taught for more than 15 years, is suspended with pay while a disciplinary process continues.
As detailed in a Mullica Township Police Department report, two of Macsio’s students–both five-years-old–went into an in-classroom bathroom and removed their clothes. When Mascio, pictured at right, subsequently discovered the children–a boy and a girl–they told her they were “having sex,” cops noted.
This is a sign of a very, very sick society.
So where did those poor little children get such a twisted idea?
It could have potentially come from a lot of places, but it certainly does not help that some public school systems are actually teaching kindergarten students about sex. For example, in Chicago public schools kindergarten teachers are now required to set aside 30 minutes a month for sex education.
Does that trouble you?
It should.
When our kids get a little older, there seems to be very little that is off-limits in their sex education classes. One father in Kansas recently discovered this the hard way…
Mark Ellis says his daughter goes to Hocker Grove Middle School in the Shawnee Mission School District. She was so shocked by what she recently saw on a poster at school, that she took a picture of it home and showed her parents.
Her dad initially assumed it was a student prank, until he called the school and found it was part of the curriculum.
“Why would you put it in front of 13-year-old students?” he asked.
He thought the poster, which lists things like “oral sex” and “grinding,” might’ve been a prank until he contacted the school principal. He was told it was a teaching material.
You can see a photo of the complete poster right here. If you live in Kansas, your tax money is going to teach middle school students about “touching each other’s genitals”.
No wonder our country is so messed up. Just consider the following stats…
-According to a study conducted by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, approximately two-thirds of all Americans in the 15 to 24-year-old age bracket have engaged in oral sex.
-Today, the United States has the highest teen pregnancy rate on the entire planet.
-According to the latest figures released by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control, there are 20 million new sexually-transmitted infections in the United States every single year, and Americans in the 15 to 24-year-old age range account for approximately 50 percent of those new sexually-transmitted infections.
-At this point, one out of every four teen girls in the U.S. has at least one sexually transmitted disease.
These things did not happen by accident. They are the consequences of raising our children in such a sexually-charged environment.
Source: http://www.infowars.com/sex-and-the-public-schools/