TITLE

Chicago teachers can answer sex questions

PUB. DATE
February 1975
SOURCE
Advocate;2/12/75, Issue 157, p8
SOURCE TYPE
Periodical
DOC. TYPE
Article
ABSTRACT
Reports that a plan to broaden the sex education program in public schools has been approved by the Board of Education in Chicago, Illinois.
ACCESSION #
10264945

Tags: SEX education;  PUBLIC schools;  EDUCATION;  FAMILY life education

 

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