Nevada School District OKs Elementary Sex-Ed with “Penis” and “Vulva” Terms.

Nevada School District Approves New⁣ Sex ‍Education Curriculum for Elementary School‍ Children

A Nevada school district⁣ has recently approved a groundbreaking sex education curriculum for elementary‌ school children. This⁢ curriculum redefines the concepts of males and females,⁢ focusing on gender identity rather than biological​ sex.

The Washoe County School District ‌in Reno voted 5-2 in favor of implementing this new curriculum for fourth and fifth graders. The decision was ⁤made after several hours of public comment, where community members expressed their ​opinions on the matter.

Understanding Our Bodies

One of the key lessons in the fourth grade curriculum is titled “Understanding⁣ Our Bodies.” This lesson introduces the​ terms “boys and ‌people with a penis” and “girls and people with a ⁣vulva.” It acknowledges that ‌individuals who identify as transgender​ may have the genitalia of‍ their⁣ biological sex but identify as ‍the⁣ opposite gender.

The fourth⁢ grade curriculum⁣ also includes comprehensive⁣ information ⁢about⁢ body parts, including ⁤the vagina, vulva, penis, urethra, scrotum, anus, clitoris, and nipples. Cartoon diagrams are used ⁣to provide visual aids for both male and female genitals.

In fifth‍ grade, students will learn⁣ about ‌the reproductive system and encounter⁣ terms such as “assigned sex​ at birth (male)” and “assigned sex​ at birth​ (female)” in the ⁢curriculum.

While the⁢ majority ⁣of the school​ board supported the ‌new curriculum, member Jeffrey Church⁢ expressed his concerns. He believed⁤ that it would alienate and marginalize a significant portion of ⁢the ⁣community and disregard religious beliefs protected ⁣by the constitution.

“The proposal goes well beyond that by including LGBTQ+ ⁤material and changing male and female or boys and girls to, for ⁢example, ‌‘Girls and ‌people ⁣with a ⁤Vulva,’” Church stated. He urged the board to reconsider and retain the traditional terms ⁤of boy and ‍girl.

Parents will have the option to “opt in” to these⁢ sex education ⁢lessons, according to school board president Ben Smith. The Washoe County School⁣ District acknowledges ‌the importance of‍ parental⁣ choice and respects the diverse perspectives on sex education.

However, some ‍members of the community⁢ have ⁤expressed concerns about the ⁤curriculum. They‍ believe that it may sexualize elementary school children and ignore biological facts.

“My brief ⁤review of elements of ‍this curriculum,⁢ as a mature adult, made‌ me gasp,” one concerned individual‍ wrote. “Portions of this curriculum‌ are infantile, ignore ⁤biology, and would sexualize these school-age children (4th-5th ⁣graders).”

Despite⁣ differing opinions, it is clear that parents across​ the country are increasingly vocal about their concerns ⁢regarding sexual content ‍in schools. Many have attended school board ‌meetings to ​advocate for ⁣the removal of inappropriate material from curricula and school libraries.

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