Alabama law says a lot about what students should be taught about sexual education.
The Alabama Legislature passed a bill in 1992 that defines the minimum requirements for sex education taught to students in public schools.
It was used to inform the Alabama Department of Education's 2009 Health Course of Study, which provides the framework for public health education in all of the state's schools.
However, it is up to the public schools to establish their own health programs.
What does the law say?
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