Sexual Abstinence Education for parents and teens from Choosing the Best

Over 2,500,000 students nationwide have made Choosing the Best a phenomenal success. Our research-based, medical learning model motivates students through relationship education, refusal-skill coaching, character education, and parent-teen interviews. We’ve tailored our five programs for specific ages:

High School Programs

9th-10th Grades. Targeting lower high school students, this inspiring 8 lesson curriculum motivates students to set goals, make good decisions, develop healthy relationships, and choose abstinence.
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11th-12th Grades. In 5 lessons, older students learn valuable relational skills necessary for a successful marriage, including the importance of abstinence.

Middle School Programs

6th Grade. Reinforced by posters and activities, these 6 lessons teach how to make decisions, assess relationships, and choose abstinence.
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7th Grade. Challenging enough to keep middle-schoolers’ attention, 8 lessons cover the myths of “safe” sex and the benefits of abstinence.
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*PATH is also now available in Spanish.

8th Grade. Empowering students to form healthy, positive relationships, 8 lessons dynamically reinforce abstinence through real-life teen stories and role-play. View sample video clip.

High Levels of STDs among Teens Reinforce Need for Abstinence Education. Click here to read the press release.

Choosing the Best Helps Reduce Teen Pregnancy in Georgia by nearly 50%! Click here for details.

Zogby Survey Shows:
Parents Prefer
Abstinence Education
2 to 1! Click here to read the press release.

Numerous studies prove abstinence education works! Mathematica findings too narrow. Click here to read press release.

Government Report Finds Comprehensive Sex Education Ineffective and Offensive. Click here for details.

Please welcome the Choosing the Best Medical Advisory Board, which now reviews and approves all curricula. Click here to meet this team of medical experts.