Thomas Beaumont Jasmine Flores Ely Martinez Happy Le

 Introduction  Problem  Plan of Action  Conclusion

 Lubbock (2007) ◦ 4 cases of primary and secondary Syphilis ◦ 372 cases of Gonorrhea ◦ 1,091 cases of Chlamydia  Texas (2005 & 2006) ◦ 71,621 cases of Chlamydia in ◦ Cases increased the next year to 75,319

 U.S.A. (2007) ◦ 48% of high school students have had sexual intercourse ◦ 15% of these students have had four or more sex partners ◦ 39% of the high school students did not use condoms

 Texas has an average of 2.59% of teen pregnancies ◦ Lubbock County has a 3.3% average  U.S.A has an average of 12% pregnancies ◦ adolescents aged 15-19

 The Lubbock Independent School District currently has no sex education program in place  Some information about sex is mentioned in health classes ◦ in a abstinence-only-until-marriage approach  These classes fail to mention other information such as safe sex

 We feel that there should be a sex education program implemented in the Lubbock Independent School District.  Amanda Elredge ◦ Texas Tech University Health Educator ◦ present to the L.I.S.D. School Board to implement a sex education program

 Our goal is for LISD to implement a sex education program  Effects ◦ Sexually active students will be more knowledgeable ◦ Decrease the rate of STIs ◦ Decrease the rate of teen pregnancy