Florida officials pressure schools to roll back sex ed lessons on contraception and consent
- Florida school districts are rolling back comprehensive sex education for abstinence-focused lessons due to pressure from state officials who deem instruction on contraception and consent inappropriate.
- Officials from the Florida Department of Education, under an appointee of Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis, directed large school districts to limit lessons on sexual activity, contraceptives, and domestic violence.
- About a dozen districts were told to restrict sex education plans, with Elissa Barr stating concerns varied across districts and were communicated verbally.
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