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NNPS - Family Life Education Program - 2026-2027 Handbook Extract

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Lesson 6: Sexual Harassment, Sexual Abuse/Assault, Sexting Students will demonstrate knowledge of sexual harassment, abuse/assault, and how it affects victims. • Distinguishing the difference between sexual harassment and sexual abuse/assault • Consequences of engaging in these behaviors • Explanation of who mandated reporters are and their role in finding help Lesson 7: Human Trafficking Students will analyze the lure tactics and means of traffickers. • Discussion of lure tactics traffickers use • How to recognize a potential trafficking situation • Assess the different forms of trafficking (sex and labor) • Protecting personal information online as a way to minimize risk • How to help someone who is suspected of being trafficked Grade 8 (seven 45-minute classes) Lesson 1: Introduction, Trusted Adults Students will demonstrate an increased understanding of who trusted adults are, how to approach trusted adults with questions about puberty and how to create healthy relationships with them. • Establishing classroom norms/rules • Defining trusted adults • Helping students establish healthy relationships with adults in their lives Lesson 2: Reproductive Review and Abstinence Students will demonstrate knowledge of the reproductive systems and examine the benefits of abstinence. • Review of male anatomical changes and functions • Review of female anatomical changes and functions • Explain abstinence as a prevention method for STIs • Identify obstacles related to remaining abstinent Lesson 3: Contraception Students will analyze the different means of contraception and how they can prevent pregnancy and or STIs. • Correction of myths related to pregnancy • Hormonal methods and how they can help prevent pregnancy • Barrier (non-hormonal) methods and how they can help prevent pregnancy/STIs. • Explanation of abstinence as a prevention method for pregnancy and STIs Lesson 4: Sexually Transmitted Infections Students will identify how viral, bacterial, and parasitic STIs are spread and treated. • Identifying ways to prevent contracting STIs • Examine why teenagers have a high rate of STIs • Treatment options for those with suspected STIs • Analyzing STI statistics Lesson 5: HIV and Healthy Relationships • Students will examine HIV and the importance of maintaining healthy relationships. • Identify myths related to HIV • Compare qualities of a healthy vs unhealthy relationship • Develop a plan to engage in a healthy relationship Updated: 4/20/26 91
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