No matter what national policy makers are saying, parents of Minnesota teens seem to have the right idea. In a recent study, almost 90% of parents supported the use of comprehensive sex education in schools, with relatively few parents objecting to even the most controversial subjects that might be discussed in such a program. The parents seem to think that since comprehensive education is more effective than abstinence-only education it's what should be taught. Sounds so logical when you put it that way, doesn't it?

• The Problem With Virginity Pledges
• Why Teens are More Susceptible to Cervical Infection