Students in Florida are learning about sex, whether it is from teachers, textbooks or even their peers and the media. And it's not always 100% accurate. In fact, a recent University of Florida study showed that, as a result of there being no statewide standards for sex education, many young people are receiving misinformation – which can have grave effects on the health and future of Florida’s youth.

Do you know what students at your school and in your community are learning about how to protect themselves from unintended pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections, including HIV/AIDS?

Educators: Tell Us What's Happening In Your School

We will share your story (anonymously, if you choose) with legislators in Tallahassee and encourage them to support policies that provide our youth with the comprehensive sex education [1] they need to protect themselves from sexually transmitted infections and uninteded pregnancy, and make responsible choices.