sex ed – El Estoque

Changing contraception culture

Sarah Liu and Gauri Manoj • February 12, 2023

Why high schools should make condoms free and easily-accessible

Beyond the binary

Shuvi Jha, Karen Sanchez, and Elizabeth Han • May 26, 2018

Sex ed: the impact of sexual education

Claire Yang and Nate Stevens • May 23, 2018

Changes in elementary and middle school sexual education spark discussion

The Sex Talk

Karen Sanchez • October 20, 2017

A student, a parent and a teacher respond to CUSD Sex Ed petition

Let’s talk about sex: The birds and the bees

Emma Lam • February 4, 2016

Students tell stories about the“ birds and the bees” talk and who it’s better to hear from

Let’s talk about sex: Education

Mingjie Zhong • February 3, 2016

Exploring the evolution of sex ed and ourselves

Let’s talk about sex: The disparity

Renee Pu • February 3, 2016

How I was shocked by two different kinds of sex ed

Let’s talk about sex: Words of consent

Ankit Dua • February 3, 2016

Consent is often times ambiguous and misinterpreted. What is the clear boundary between yes and no? Students at Monta Vista share their definition of consent and its importance.

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