Sex education or health classes are taught in most Massachusetts middle and high schools, but some critics say there’s no consistency. That’s led to renewed calls on Beacon Hill for mandated statewide standards and pushback from those who want less, not more sex ed in public schools.
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Boston City Councilor Ayanna Pressley sits on the Committee on Women and Healthy Communities.
Maureen Vacca is the director of public policy of the Massachusetts Family Institute.
