Teen Aid

Some people aren't happy with the new sex education curriculum now being taught at Spokane Public Schools. Teen Aid presents to parents its new digital program, an abstinence and risk-avoidance based curriculum.

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Tue., Feb. 19, 2019

LeAnna Benn, director of Teen-Aid, speaks to parents and community members during a meeting promoting her organization’s new digital program, an abstinence- and risk-avoidance-based curriculum, on Tuesday.

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Debbie Gerber, a concerned parent of a soon-to-be ninth grader, listens as LeAnna Benn, director of Teen Aid, speaks to parents and community members during a meeting promoting her organization's new digital program, an abstinence and risk-avoidance based curriculum, on Tuesday, Feb. 19, 2019, in Spokane, Wash.

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Debbie Gerber, a concerned parent of a soon-to-be ninth grader, takes notes as LeAnna Benn, director of Teen Aid, speaks to parents and community members during a meeting promoting her organization's new digital program, an abstinence and risk-avoidance based curriculum, on Tuesday, Feb. 19, 2019, in Spokane, Wash.

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Debbie Gerber, left, a concerned parent of a soon-to-be ninth grader, laughs as LeAnna Benn, director of Teen Aid, offers her a bowl of soup before Been spoke to parents and community members during a meeting promoting her organization's new digital program, an abstinence and risk-avoidance based curriculum, on Tuesday, Feb. 19, 2019, in Spokane, Wash.

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