According to a 2013 national survey of youth risk behaviors among U.S. high school students from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, “81% have not used of contraceptive pills to prevent pregnancy during their last sexual intercourse. sex. »(1) This percentage is uncomfortably high and can be avoided. A sex education class will show students the importance of using protection during sex and how to use it correctly. A teacher will explain the importance of condoms and how to use them. The course will also equip girls with knowledge about birth control and where to buy it. This course will give knowledge to students who do not know how protection works. For example, some students do not know how to put on a condom correctly or how to use birth control. Therefore, even if they think they are protected, they may not be. With this course, students will know proper techniques and can ensure they are properly protected. Additionally, a sex education program will address sexually transmitted diseases. According to the organization Do Something, "young people aged 15 to 25 contract 19 million STDs each year."(1) During a sex education class, an instructor will explain how unprotected sex can cause STDs. A course will also show how to treat STDs and how to avoid getting them. Students will learn about safe sex through sex education