School will re-open soon. Students/Teenagers are not just faced with Academic problems, there is always sexual problems and they must be educated as to how to deal with these problems.
Parents should also help to assist them in overcoming these hurdles and not be ignorant of the fact that they are learning ''Sexual Education''.
These days teens are experimenting earlier and rushing to grow up, so it is better to have them prepared. If they want to be adults so soon, lets give them an adult education.
Sex education is important regardless of if they are sexually active in their teens or not. Eventually most of them will be doing it, so it is only right that they are prepared for the decisions that face them. If they do not get the sex education in school, where are they going to get it? Most would be far too embarrassed to ask beyond school age, because it would only be assumed that they should already know all there is to know. A basic understanding of the following is a minimum of what students should know:

1. Anatomy & Physiology

• Basic understanding of the male and female reproductive systems

• Puberty and how bodies change

• What happens during sex, arousal, and orgasm

2. Consent

• What consent means (freely given, informed, enthusiastic, reversible)

• How to give and ask for consent

• Recognizing coercion, pressure, or abuse

3. Contraception & Pregnancy Prevention

• How pregnancy happens

• Overview of birth control options: condoms, pills, IUDs, emergency contraception

• How to access contraception and what to expect

4. STIs (Sexually Transmitted Infections)

• What STIs are and how they're transmitted

• How to prevent them (condoms, testing, vaccination)

• Importance of regular STI testing, even without symptoms

5. Relationships & Communication

• Healthy vs. unhealthy relationship dynamics

• How to talk about boundaries, needs, and feelings

• Respect, empathy, and communication skills

6. Sexual Orientation & Gender Identity

• Understanding that gender and sexuality exist on spectrums

• Respect for LGBTQ+ identities

• The importance of inclusivity and reducing stigma

7. Personal Values & Decision-Making

• Encouraging students to think critically about their own values

• Recognizing peer pressure vs. personal choice

• Importance of self-respect and respecting others