**HEALTHY SEX CURRICULUM**

RSVP — Responsible Social Values Program
6th Grade

Every choice we make has a consequence.

5 character attributes associated with human choice and behavior:

• Respect
• Honesty
• Courage
• Responsibility
• Self-Control

RSVP encourages the development of good character attributes through interactive class exercises.

RSVP promotes parents or guardians as the primary source of education and guidance about sex, tobacco, alcohol and drugs.

RSVP encourages family interaction through homework assignments.

RSVP enables teens to make positive, healthy, abstinent choices.

CTBP — Choosing The Best Path
7th Grade

Sex before marriage has consequences.

• Pregnancy
• STD’s (Sexually Transmitted Diseases)
• Emotional Pain

CTBP encourages students to make positive choices from a health perspective.

CTBP gives students the truth about the risks associated with sex outside of marriage.

CTBP promotes parents or guardians as the primary source of education and guidance about sex and relationships.

CTBP encourages family interaction with daily homework assignments.

CTBP gives teens the freedom to make positive, healthy, abstinent choices.

CTBL — Choosing The Best Life
8th Grade

Teens are influenced daily to be sexually active.

5 Influences to being sexually active:

• Hormones
• Sex in the media
• Peers
• Alcohol
• Relationships

CTBL helps teens to understand the hormones in their body and how to deal with their influence.

CTBL encourages teens to recognize how the media exploits sex.

CTBL promotes parents or guardians as the primary source of guidance about sex and relationships.

CTBL gives teens solid tools to handle peer pressure.

CTBL educates teens about the influence alcohol and drugs have on being sexually active.

CTBL encourages teens to save sex for the true relationship of marriage.

WAIT — Why Am I Tempted?
9th Grade

Learn how to have the BEST SEX…by waiting until marriage.

What everyone is asking:

• What is the difference between love and lust?
• What is a healthy relationship?
• Is there such a thing as safe sex?
• How do I say “no” to sex, but “yes” to relationships?
• What are the steps to intimacy?
• Can boundaries be positive?
• How do I wait?

WAIT teaches teens how to recognize a good relationship.

WAIT helps teens understand the difference between love and lust.

WAIT promotes parents or guardians as the primary source of guidance about sex and relationships.

WAIT gives teens the freedom to pursue relationships without the bondage of sexual intimacy.
 

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