I went through
sex education twice, once in
elementary school, and once in
11th grade. The first one was courtesy of the
Colorado public school system (where I would have had the dubious honor of going to
Columbine high school, if I had stayed that long). It was very scientific and dry, and I got the impression that our teacher was very uncomfortable having to explain
the birds and the bees to a buch of elementary-school students. Most of us had only a vague idea of what
sex was and how the
mechanics of
the dirty deed worked, but had never given much serious consideration to doing it ourselves.
The second time was in 11th grade, perpetrated by the
Texas public schools (apparently a
subsidiary of the
southern baptist church). The entire lesson was "DON'T HAVE SEX". Because if you do, it'll turn green and fall off. I learned more in elementary school.