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Athol Daily News - Shifting landscape may finally lift sex ed bill in Massachusetts - Vimarsana News

Athol Daily News - Shifting landscape may finally lift sex ed bill in Massachusetts

BOSTON — Over the past decade, the Senate has passed a bill that would remodel what sex education looks like in Massachusetts on four occasions — but House Democrats have never taken it up.With a new governor who may be more amenable to the measure...

Shifting landscape may finally lift sex ed bill in Massachusetts - Vimarsana News

Shifting landscape may finally lift sex ed bill in Massachusetts

BOSTON — Over the past decade, the Senate has passed a bill that would remodel what sex education looks like in Massachusetts on four occasions — but House Democrats have never taken it up.With a new governor who may be more amenable to the measure...

Massachusetts Sex Education Reform – NECN - Vimarsana News

Massachusetts Sex Education Reform – NECN

Supporters of the Healthy Youth Act gathered at the state house Tuesday to lobby for the bill that would require public schools that offer sexual health...

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After 10 years, why a revamp of sex ed in Mass. schools may finally happen - Vimarsana News

After 10 years, why a revamp of sex ed in Mass. schools may finally happen

A new analysis by Planned Parenthood League of Massachusetts says the state's sex education curriculum is in the company of states such as Missouri, Nebraska and South Dakota – which have lower scores on measures of LGBTQ+ and reproductive rights.

How mothers who kill their babies could get help instead of life in Mass. - Vimarsana News

How mothers who kill their babies could get help instead of life in Mass.

Under the proposals before the Joint Committee on the Judiciary, perinatal psychiatric complications would be considered mitigating factors in cases that could lead to a life sentence without parole.