These curricular resources are intended for Special Education teachers to supplement the Board-approved Rights, Respect, Responsibility (3Rs) sexual health curriculum. All sexual health curricula may only be implemented by staff who have attended SDUSD's Sexual Health Curriculum Professional Development, in accordance with district policy and CA Education Code. Parents/guardians must be notified of the instruction, have a chance to preview the materials, and have the right to excuse their child from the instruction (see SDUSD Bulletin No. 86 and Parent Preview Resources). Please contact Summer Hellewell at [email protected] for assistance with training registration and curriculum implementation.
Please complete and submit this form to request any of the curricula described below and additional supplemental instructional resources: Sexual Health Education Special Education Materials Request Form
Please select from and modify the following curricula as needed for your students to supplement SDUSD's Sexual Health Education Curriculum for general populations (3Rs):
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When selecting your instructional plan: Please include lessons that address each of the following state- and district-required topics. Lessons can be selected and adapted from the Board-approved Rights, Respect, Responsibility (3Rs) curriculum or the curricula suggested above. Any additional supplemental sexual health instructional materials or resources that you would like to utilize need to be reviewed and approved by SHEP.
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Reproductive anatomy, reproduction, and pregnancy
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Puberty, menstruation, and hygiene
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Pregnancy prevention, birth control, condoms, all legally available pregnancy options (this topic does not have to be taught in grade 6)
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Locating sexual health services, finding clinics via the Student Support website, CA minor consent laws, SDUSD’s Availability of Condoms policy
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Gender, gender identity, gender expression, gender roles and stereotypes
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Healthy relationships, affirmative consent, boundaries, public vs. private
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Sexual orientation, affirmatively recognizing all different sexual orientations, including examples of different couples
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Relationship abuse, sexual harassment, sexual abuse and assault, and human trafficking (this topic does not have to be taught in grade 6)
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STI and HIV prevention, testing and treatment, methods of prevention, and the HPV vaccine
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Assertive communication, decision making, and refusal skills
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