The organization that produced a sex education curriculum that the Worcester School Committee may adopt later this week is enthusiastic about abortion, based on numerous public statements the group has made.
The curriculum, called Rights, Respect, Responsibility, comes from an organization called Advocates for Youth, which is headquartered in Washington D.C. and "works alongside thousands of young people here in the U.S. and around the globe as they fight for sexual health, rights, and justice," according to its web site.
Students at Milton High School have an incentive to fill out a 91-question survey that probes their feelings about race and human sexuality: credit toward community service that they need in order to graduate.
NewBostonPost has obtained a screenshot of a school post that made students aware of this deal. It says, "In today's advisory session, we are completing the Cambridge Analytics Survey to provide valuable feedback to the school. Once you finish the survey, you should forward the confirmation email that you receive to" a particular Milton public schools employee "in order to earn 5 hours of community service."
