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In 2010, there were debates about massive changes that will be integrated into the educational system. Aside from K-12, they are dancing around the possibility of Sex Education as a curriculum.  To add more, there are protests to pass Reproductive Health Bill which is passed as a law in 2012. However, one of its facets that is questionable is the distribution of contraceptives among high school students.  

I believe the purpose of Reproductive Health and Sex Education is to curb teenage pregnancy rates. Access to contraceptives (especially over-the-counter contraceptives like pill and condoms) will not help that goal. While I agree that educating young students about contraceptives, pregnancy, and sexual health, providing them access contradicts it.  

In reality, teenagers will still have coitus no matter what. That is why it is important to amplify sex education and ways to sublimate that hormonal energy into something more productive like sports, arts, and general sciences. There should also be restriction on selling young students contraceptives.  

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