Provide instruction on human sexuality and in HIV prevention that is age appropriate;

Present abstinence from sexual activity as the preferred choice of behavior;

Advise students that teenage sexual activity places them at a higher risk of dropping out of school;

Stress that sexually transmitted diseases are serious, possible health hazards of sexual activity;

Provide students with the latest medical information regarding exposure to human immunodeficiency virus, AIDS, human papilloma virus, hepatitis, and other sexually transmitted diseases;

Present students with the latest factually accurate information regarding the possible side effects and benefits of all forms of contraception;

Include discussions of the possible emotional and psychological consequences of preadolescent and adolescent sexual activity. Such discussions will include the consequences of adolescent pregnancy, the advantages of adoption, the adoption of special needs children, and the process involved in making an adoption plan;

Teach skills of conflict management, personal responsibility, and positive self-esteem. Instructions will include the prohibition against making unwanted sexual advances and methods to resist sexual advances and other negative peer pressures;

Advise students of the laws relating to their financial responsibility to children born out of wedlock and the criminal sanctions for statutory rape;

Consider the option of separating students by gender for human sexuality instruction;

Not encourage or promote sexual activity;

Not distribute or aid in the distribution of legally obscene materials to minors on school property.

The content of the District's human sexuality instruction;

Their right to remove their student from any part of the District's human sexuality instruction.