Young people need real sex education that provides them with all the information they need to stay safe and make healthy choices.

You know, that's really disingenuous. There are school districts across Massachusetts that can't afford to offer real sex education classes. If the state only funds abstinence-only until marriage programs, that is all a lot of young people are going to get.

If all the state is willing to pay for are abstinence-only until marriage programs, then that's all many young people are going to get.

These are innovative programs to reach the people that are harder to reach for sex education.

I think that the Koval case demonstrates we cannot rely on sex offenders for honest information about their whereabouts.

Most education only focuses on the negative aspects of sex. That is almost criminal.