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NH Sen. Jeanne Shaheen’s office said the federal Department of Health and Human Services is offering organizations in New Hampshire $250,000 to resume the Personal Responsibility Education Program.
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Organizations will be able to apply directly for federal grants to support sex education curriculum, rather than relying on approval from the Executive Council.
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N.H. congressional delegation, Charitable Foundation offer support to defunded sex education programNH’s Executive Council voted to block funding for sex ed programs in Claremont and Manchester. Now, the program is turning to the state’s congressional delegation and the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation for support.
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Three Republican councilors rejected federal funding that would have continued sex education programs in Claremont and Manchester for another two years.
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Candidatos al primer distrito del congreso se reúnen debaten. Programa de educación sexual en Manchester y Claremont está detenido porque algunos miembros del consejo ejecutivo no han votado sobre la subvención. Se advierte ponerse dosis de refuerzo antes de brote de COVID en invierno.
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The decade-old sex education program is aimed at reducing teen pregnancy in Sullivan County and Manchester, which have the state’s highest teen birth rates.
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The three Republicans who voted to halt the funding — Joe Kenney, David Wheeler, and Ted Gatsas — have previously approved it, according to Executive Council records.
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New Hampshire schools do not have a formal sex education curriculum, and the classroom is not the only way kids learn about sex, gender, and sexuality…
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Regardless of their formal sex education, teenagers at the beginning of their social and romantic lives often turn to each other for information. In the…
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As the country engages in conversations around sex, consent, and masculinity, The Second Greatest Show on Earth investigates questions about sex education…