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Wisconsin gets abstinence-focused sex education
Bill: SB237 (Public Act No.216 (text)
Sponsored by Sen. Mary Lazich and Rep. Jeremy Thiesfeldt, and signed into law by Gov. Scott Walker, SB237 requires schools that teach sex education to promote marriage and tell students that abstinence is the only reliable way to prevent pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases. The bill also allows schools the freedom to teach abstinence-only courses.
Wisconsin passes groundbreaking collective bargaining law
Bill: Assembly Bill 11 (“Act 10 – Budget Repair Act”)
Led by Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald and signed into law by Gov. Scott Walker, Assembly Bill 11 (Act 10; “Budget Repair Act”) ended public employee collective bargaining in Wisconsin, allowing elected state officials to regain control over state budget matters. An Act relating to: state finances, collective bargaining for public employees, compensation and fringe benefits of public employees, the state civil service system, the Medical Assistance program.
Also: “Wisconsin Act 10, the ‘Scott Walker Budget Repair Bill’ (2011)”
“JSOnline: Gov. Walker signs budget bill”
“Wisconsin high court upholds collective bargaining law; Union law to take effect”
“Federal Appeals judge upholds Wis. law stripping unions of collective bargaining rights”
“Federal appeals court upholds Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker’s restrictions on public unions”
Anne Kelly 8:02 am on April 7, 2012 Permalink |
I understand the desire for these programs to preferred, but it’s just not realistic to think they will be effective. Everything else in society and biology is driving kids to have sex, I that a good prtion of kids will choose that act. Therefor it is necessary to teach kids how to protect themselves.
Unless Wisconsin has also magically discovered a method of teaching that these juvenile brains that naturally resist advice from others so that their kids will follOw this advice.