Handing out plan B in a public school might not sound bad, however, the concern would be more about the ramifications to their bodies after taking these things. Do we know the damage they could cause by taking them even if they aren't having sex or even if they did, but didn't get pregnant. What is the risk involved? Would we see a rise in cancer because of it? who can answer those question.Furthermore, they were giving without parent permission. this is not the solution. we just open door to more problem such as infections and others. the more you provide to teen the further they tend to go.they have pills cost almost $30 now guess what they can sell them to however they want for extra money such as mom, aunt, big sister, cousin and stranger. Furthermore, it is a conversation piece between them and adult or stranger. moreover, nursing, teacher and however give them those might become closer to your child and even know more about their sex life than their parents. giving it to girls who have not yet had sex certainly sends a message. so take the time to think of a better strategy
