In Scandinavian countries where I've participated in numerous student exchange programs since my adolescent days while being of that same culture myself, sex education in school curriculums in every Scandinavian country begins in grade one. This entry level brings understanding of how and why bees pollinate flowers, etc.
Where one's sex education terminates is at high school graduation, after having spent 4 years learning how the human species evolves over time, how condoms prevented most of it, while using pictures to speak a thousand words for those who don't understand the concept of 'sport sex' with consequences.
Sex ed is a compulsory subject in all Scandinavian high schools, the high priority for this being the educated prevention of teen pregnancies, versus the uneducated version of getting pregnant at 13 and being told by your government that you'll go straight to hell if you get an abortion.
So the child is raised in western culture by the girl's western-educated parents as the baby's young mom gets ready to start her first year of high school, thankful at last that she won't have to buy crayons and bottles of glue anymore!
The sex ed curriculum across North America and Great Britain is abysmal at best, but now to hear that some self-inspired, back-woods place like Mississippi is removing sex ed completely from it's school curriculum is one step closer to America turning itself into the Land of Hillbillies, where everyone has a white picket fence around their mobile home and a pickup truck parked in the driveway while using borrowed money to live rich and 'have it all'!
Alas, the American Dream comes true!
